Author Biography
Ann Snyder has been writing since before she could print the alphabet. Her first stories, scribbled as a toddler, took the form of ink drawings sketched on every piece of paper and cardboard she could find. This sometimes included the papers her mother was grading and her father's legal briefs, to the confusion of her mother's elementary-school students and her father's clients. She first became interested in England's Regency period while at The University of Iowa when she took a course that compared the art, literature, and music of various periods in history. From there, she began to study the customs and social conventions of that era, and began writing Regency-based fiction. She has worked for more than twenty-five years as a business writer and communications professional. With the release of Elisabeth and the Marquis, Ann has returned to her first love -- writing tales of romance, humor, and adventure.
