Sexy, Saucy Mrs. Susan Calloway
Anna’s words about Susan Calloway in Anna from Atlanta (Book 1): “Now, Miss Susan was beautiful in a Jean Harlow sort of way, with long
December 13, 2022
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When Anna moves to Iowa to live with the doctor’s family and care for their young child with severe physical challenges, she didn’t know Iowa would become her permanent home. The Worrells and fellow residents of the town of Marshalltown didn’t realize how much she would impact each and every one of their lives.
Anna’s words about Susan Calloway in Anna from Atlanta (Book 1): “Now, Miss Susan was beautiful in a Jean Harlow sort of way, with long
His friend and business associate Doc Calloway said, “Between Joe Worrell and me, we knew virtually everyone in town. It was the kind of place
Anna says about Dr. Calloway: “He’s so stiff there isn’t even butter or salt there—jes’ starch.” While he was a devoted and outstanding doctor, at
Joyce Worrell recounts in wrenching detail her despair and depression facing the task of raising a brain-damaged child. Anna’s arrival, not only helps ease that
In Anna’s words: “I wanted Fritzy to know that he didn’t have the worst life by a long shot. I told Fritzy all the time
Buy Anna from Atlanta. Buy Anna of Iowa both books are available on Amazon FOLLOW ANNA FROM ATLANTA ON FACEBOOK “This tale is like good
Much of the first book, Anna from Atlanta, is set during the Great Depression time period. A lot of loss and sadness surrounds the people
Before moving to Iowa, Anna’s own life in Atlanta is challenging. It starts with being trapped in an abusive marriage with a man she truly
Anna From Atlanta had no pedigree like Lady Carnarvon, but she shared much in common, namely her appreciation for tradition and beauty. Anna’s colorful and
STAY TUNED!The authors and cover artist J. Schuh will be interviewed on The Savvy Life, a new podcast series on The Savvy List channel. It’s
Like our first book, Anna from Atlanta, our second book, Anna of Iowa is dedicated to caregivers everywhere. Our dedication reads, “Bless all of the caregivers for working at
