Anna Christine Author

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I offer readers, like yourself, short stories written by me. Each story I write is to provide you with either an escape or a lesson from my life experiences. You can expect honestly, truthfulness, and laughter! Maybe not in that specific order or all three at the same time but typically, there is at least one of them in my stories.

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I couldn’t be happier about doing something I love. Feel free to read on to learn more about me, my family’s adventures, and of course, short stories!

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My name is Anna Christine, and I left the corporate world to pursue my passion: Writing! It wasn’t easy walking away from a steady paycheck after more than 26 years, but family is everything to me. I am grateful for their love and support.

I am married to a wonderful, steady man who has been my cheerleader and supporter for thirty-four years. We have three adult children who have their own successful careers. One could say that my writing is a family affair as it isn’t just my husband and children cheering in the background. And I can’t forget to thank my mother, my siblings and their spouses, and my nieces!

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Latest Story

“He looked at the clock and sees that its almost six. She would be coming out of the office building at some point now. This was his second favorite time of the day. The first favorite was watching her go into the building. She was usually subdued and her walk was slower with a coffee cup in her hand. It was almost like she was easing herself into the office and the day. Watching her leave the building after work though, that was the best.”