Ann Minnett grew up in Denver and considered the Rocky Mountains as home. However, she spent the following decades in Dallas working as a Developmental Psychologist and Program Evaluator for social service agencies. She conducted research in child and family development and was affiliated with The University of Texas-Dallas, as researcher, lecturer and Adjunct Associate Professor. In that time Ann collaborated on one self-help book and published research reports in the fields of Education, Psychology, and Program Evaluation. Meanwhile, she quietly wrote stories for pleasure and self-expression. Ann is a mother of two, grandmother to two, and now lives with her husband in the Salish Mountains of NW Montana. She's set aside her research career to incorporate what she learned into her fiction. Burden of Breath is her first novel. Ann's recently published her second novel, Serita's Shelf Life, and she's working on a third which will be set in NW Montana.
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by Ann Minnett
When Alida Bernie's husband Stan runs naked through their small Montana hometown, she can no longer keep his dementia a secret. Her adult children arrive to intervene. So does her estranged daughter-in-law, Joli, recently released from prison for abuse of Alida's grandchildren. Alida is horrified when Joli becomes Stan’s caregiver in a...
Categories: All Contemporary Fiction & Literature; All Mystery, Crime & Thrillers; All Women's Fiction
No Goat Farm
by Ann Minnett
Christine Norris hits emotional bottom after two young cousins are removed from her care due to her ‘lesbian lifestyle.’ She descends into self-destruction, but a wise older neighbor and the neighbor’s adult son Seth inspire Chris to become a teacher and later, guardian to the developmentally delayed Seth. Chris falls in love with...
Experience the raw emotions of past injustice and imminent threat when a suspected rapist chances upon his victim and his possible son.Lark and two college roommates dropout and return to Whitefish Montana to raise her son Zane, who was conceived in a sexual assault on campus. A stranger recognizes Lark fifteen years later and stalks...
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Ann Minnett grew up in Denver and considered the Rocky Mountains as home. However, she spent the following decades in Dallas working as a Developmental Psychologist and Program Evaluator for social service agencies. She conducted research in child and family development and was affiliated with The University of Texas-Dallas, as researcher, lecturer and Adjunct Associate Professor. In that time Ann collaborated on one self-help book and published research reports in the fields of Education, Psychology, and Program Evaluation. Meanwhile, she quietly wrote stories for pleasure and self-expression. Ann is a mother of two, grandmother to two, and now lives with her husband in the Salish Mountains of NW Montana. She's set aside her research career to incorporate what she learned into her fiction. Burden of Breath is her first novel. Ann's recently published her second novel, Serita's Shelf Life, and she's working on a third which will be set in NW Montana.
