Sandra Garal is an award winning author with thirty-seven published books. Her writing has won numerous awards and has been featured in many best sellers. Her books have taken on a patriotic theme and tackle controversial issues regarding sex, love, and even politics. These topics are not only thought-provoking but have become Sandra’s main source of income, as she writes in her new novel “Unwed With Price.” She talks about how being a woman of nationality can be a huge advantage to success in the writing world and how being independent can be advantageous to writers as well. As a nation of many races and ethnicities, it can be said that everyone has their own unique perspective on things.
This novel tells the story of Sandra who at the beginning of her relationship, discovers herself as a national. In order to understand her own sense of nationality and what it means for her in her new marriage, she takes on the challenge of dating a man of the same race and nationality. This is definitely a relationship that will take effort on the part of the woman and her new partner. The main question though is, will she be successful?
“Unwed With Price” tells the tale of a woman who has decided to pursue her dream of love and marriage despite the obstacles that have come up in her path. Although love is one of the central themes throughout the story, it is not the only thing that holds the attention of the main character in this book. Her journey through life and her relationship with her white husband has also shown us her views on race, religion, and nationality. The main theme though is about overcoming differences of race, religion, and heritage in order to stick with a common cause. Although the novel may seem to stray into areas that deal with love and marriage, those are merely side trips on the path toward becoming a national. The focus is on the individual and how her personal relationships and profession define who she is as a person and as a woman.