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I was living in Moscow, buying blini on the street and enjoying ballet at the Bolshoi when the idea for Jaguar Sees: the Lacquer Box smashed into my brain. We're back in the States now, but I still enjoy ballet, blini and a good thriller.
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When I was four or five, I used to fill yellow lined paper with squiggles that I was sure would magically transform into magnificent prose. My handwriting never improved, but blogging allows me to write with the same abandon. While we were living in Moscow I got the idea for Jaguar Sees: The Lacquer Box. I used my knowledge of Moscow, travel and my husband's work in nuclear non-proliferation to weave my tale of suspense with a paranormal twist and a touch of humor.
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Dobbs Ferry, NY USA
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I won first prize for an article in a literary contest by the Nevada Mothers Association of American Mothers, Inc., but am equally as proud of the two letters to the editor printed in the Washington Post. I've published poems, technical manuals and educational papers.
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I've blogged since we first went to Russia in 1996. My current blog, Ann's Annotations, is humerous musings about daily life.
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Jaguar Sees: The Lacquer Box
Claire Milton, the trailing wife of a nuclear disarmament specialist, and her Jaguar spirit guide are hunted through the streets of Moscow to the barren wastelands of Siberia for the contents of a lacquer box. They must escape these attackers, who have their own gruesome spirit animals. If they fail, more than just Claire’s life is at stake: terrorists will have nuclear weapons.
Anns Annotations
Humerous musings about daily life
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