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Ann Howard Creel
(b.1953)Ann Howard Creel grew up in the suburbs of Houston, Texas, the second-born daughter of a professor and a teacher. Reading was always a big part of her life, and her mother used to swear that Ann taught herself to read simply by following along as her first books were read aloud to her.
Genres: Young Adult Fiction, Literary Fiction, General Fiction
Novels
Water At the Blue Earth (1998)
The Magic of Ordinary Days (2001)
Under a Stand Still Moon (2005)
Call Me the Canyon (2006)
While You Were Mine (2016)
The Whiskey Sea (2016)
The Uncertain Season (2017)
The River Widow (2018)
Mercy Road (2019)
The Magic of Ordinary Days (2001)
Under a Stand Still Moon (2005)
Call Me the Canyon (2006)
While You Were Mine (2016)
The Whiskey Sea (2016)
The Uncertain Season (2017)
The River Widow (2018)
Mercy Road (2019)
Series contributed to
American Girl Today
A Ceiling Of Stars (1999)
Nowhere, Now Here (2000)
Nicki (2006)
Thanks to Nicki (2007)
A Ceiling Of Stars (1999)
Nowhere, Now Here (2000)
Nicki (2006)
Thanks to Nicki (2007)
Ann Howard Creel recommends
The Snow Gypsy (2019)
Lindsay Jayne Ashford
"The Snow Gypsy is a jewel of a book with layers of light and depth. Through eloquent language, intriguing characters, and lavish historical detail, Lindsay Jayne Ashford brings to life two extraordinary women in post–World War II Europe and shows that although grief never completely fades, love and hope can still take us onward."
The Road Beyond Ruin (2019)
Gemma Liviero
"Through the eyes of several intriguing characters, Liviero deftly weaves together a gripping tale of World War II like no other. Stunning revelations will keep you hooked until the very last page."
The Ragged Edge of Night (2018)
Olivia Hawker
"…Emotionally charged and beautifully written…Olivia Hawker shows that life can move forward and unexpected love can triumph, even when it strikes the most unlikely people during brutal years of conflict. This is an unusual story based on a true one, making it all the more fascinating and satisfying."
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