Ann Minnett, Author

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By Unknown - April 30, 2013

By the way, the banner photo was taken by Mike Coleman... the long view from our back porch.

By Unknown - April 30, 2013

This blog took shape during the horrible week of the Boston Marathon bombing, the West, TX explosion, and the US Senate's failure to expand background checks on gun sales. Despite, and perhaps because of my sadness over these events, the subtitle of my blog is It will be all write . I believe it will be all right, but I can't live in the sadness for long. What could I do to make a difference? Send money to my political group of choice. Maintain a viewpoint of tolerance, understanding, and open-mindedness. Reach out to friends who have ties with Boston and the small community around West (world-famous for kolaches). Turn off the television... and write.

Ann's Bio

I grew up in Denver and always considered the Rocky Mountains as home. However, I spent several decades in Dallas working as a Developmental Psychologist, conducting research in child and family development and serving as Adjunct Associate Professor at The University of Texas–Dallas.

I returned to the Rockies and set aside a research career to incorporate what I learned into my fiction--Domestic Suspense. The beautiful Salish Mountains of NW Montana are now my home. We have views of the Whitefish and Swan Ranges – not to mention distant peaks of Glacier National Park – out my back door.

My third novel, Fifteen Years of Lies, was published on July 19th. It takes place in Montana as does my fourth novel, to be released in early 2018.