Once called the 'Reba McEntire of women's fiction' because her books are much like country songs, Curtiss Ann confesses that her stories come from her own experiences and are stories of ordinary women "living and loving and learning." Warm and funny and told with a flowing Southern voice, the books are set in small towns and filled with colorful characters and keen observations about human nature.
Curtiss Ann has received two nominations for the Romance Writers of America Rita, two Reader's Choice awards, and the Oklahoma Writer of the Year award. She lives with her husband on a forty-acre ranch in Oklahoma, where she enjoys her horses, Western culture, and rose bushes.
In addition to The Loves of Ruby Dee, Love in a Small Town, and If Wishes Were Horses (available as ebooks), Curtiss Ann's recent novels include Lost Highways, Driving Lessons, Cold Tea on a Hot Day, At the Corner of Love and Heartache and Recipes for Easy Living.
Visit Curtiss Ann's website, http://www.curtissannmatlock.com, to find out more about her and her books. You can write to Curtiss Ann at PO Box 118, Union City, Oklahoma 73090, or email her at curtissann@curtissannmatlock.com.
