• A wonderful way to spend a gloomy winter afternoon is reading Anna St. Claire’s latest love story.Longtime Reader - Amazon Customer
  • Anna writes sweet, funny stories that often feature animals. You can tell she loves them and they add brilliant texture to her romances. ~ Amazon Customer
  • Ms. St. Claire writes as if she has been doing it from the cradle. Every story and every character is uniquely written and captivating from start to finish. Longtime Reader - Amazon Customer
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Anna St. Claire
About the Author
USA Bestselling Author, Anna St. Claire, is a big believer that nothing is impossible if you believe in yourself. She sprinkles her stories with laughter, romance, mystery, and lots of possibilities, adhering to the belief that goodness and love will win the day.
Anna is both an avid reader and author of American and British historical romance. She and her husband live in Charlotte, North Carolina with their two dogs and often, their two beautiful granddaughters, who live nearby. Daughter, sister, wife, mother, and Mimi--all life roles that Anna St. Claire relishes and feels blessed to still enjoy. And she loves her pets – dogs and cats alike, and often weaves them into her books as secondary characters. And she loves chocolate and popcorn, a definite nod to her need for sweet followed by salty…but not together—a tasty weakness!
Anna relocated from New York to the Carolinas as a child. Her mother, a retired English and History teacher, encouraged Anna’s interest in writing after discovering short stories Anna would write in her spare time.
As a child, she loved mysteries and checked out every Encyclopedia Brown story that came into the school library. Before too long, her fascination with history and reading led her to her first historical romance—Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind, now a treasured, but weathered book from being read multiple times. The day she discovered Kathleen Woodiwiss,’ books, Shanna and Ashes In The Wind, Anna became hooked.
Today, her focus is primarily the Regency and Civil War eras, although Anna enjoys any period in American and British history.
She would love to connect with any of her readers at annastclaireauthor@gmail.com.
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