Ann Swann was born in the small West Texas town of Lamesa. She grew up much like Stevie-girl in The Phantoms series, though she never got up the nerve to enter the haunted house.
Ann has done everything from answering 911 Emergency calls to teaching elementary school. She lives in Texas with her husband, Dude, a rescue cat named Oscar, and a part-time box turtle named Piggy.
When she’s not writing, Ann is reading. Her to-be-read list has grown so large it has taken on a life of its own. She calls it Herman.
Stutter
Creek (book one) is a romance, brilliantly hidden within a suspense-filled tale
of a psychotic serial killer with a chip on his shoulder. It is also a classic
tale of young love lost, and a life of regrettable what-ifs.
Snippet:
SNIPPET 1:
She was so exhausted she never even
noticed the tiny dots of color that darted here and there around the room.
There were dozens of pinpricks of light, every hue and color of the rainbow.
Gradually coalescing, they swarmed around her gently, like a delicate
diaphanous shawl. Maybe she didn’t see them, but perhaps she sensed them for
closing her eyes, Beth finally slipped back into sleep, peacefully.
SNIPPET 2:
He opened his arms at her approach.
“Beth.” His voice was just as she remembered. She melted into the shelter of
his embrace. Her damp, sun-warmed skin met his and she sighed. She was wearing
a red bikini top and her own stringy-hemmed cutoffs.
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