“An atmospheric, red herring–strewn mystery that deftly captures an era’s angst and ambition.”— Kirkus Reviews
“…a twisting, cleverly plotted murder mystery set in the vaudeville theater of post-World War I, San Francisco…
The Red-Hot Blues Chanteuse is an enthralling read.” — Readers’ Favorite
Ana’s short story “Millie and Loretta at the Desert Oasis”, a love story gone right in 1959 Las Vegas, is included in this first anthology from Historical Novel Society North America.
Includes Ana’s story of a Civil War widow’s love, grief, and need for revenge. Find out more in “The Widow Morgan Don’t Take No Moonshine”.
Twenty-One illuminating chapters about how to write historical fiction, including Ana’s “How to Include Real People in Historical Fiction” and “How to Describe Places You Can’t Visit”.
A 2023 Paper Lantern Writers Anthology featuring Ana’s short story “X Marks the Spot”.
On New Years Eve in 1918 New York, a vaudeville knife thrower’s target-girl wife realizes she must take the ultimate risk to protect her unborn baby. Has she got the nerve to see it through?
A Paper Lantern Writers Anthology featuring Ana’s World War II-era short story “Trust No One” where, in World War II Washington, a baby shower is overshadowed by espionage, ambition, and betrayal.