Anne Britting Oleson Books

Anne Britting Oleson's writing is rooted in the mountainous landscape of Central Maine, a setting that imbues her work with a distinct sense of place. For decades, she has dedicated herself to teaching English and creative writing, nurturing the voices of aspiring writers across generations. Her extensive experience in education and her deep connection to her surroundings inform a literary style that is both insightful and evocative. Oleson's prolific output reflects a profound commitment to storytelling and exploring the human condition through her unique narrative lens.

Aventurine and the Reckoning: An Aventurine Morrow Thriller

Aventurine and the Reckoning: An Aventurine Morrow Thriller
500 pages
18 hours of reading
Popular author Aventurine Morrow is working on a biography of Genevieve Smithson, a veteran of the SOE -- Britain's network of operatives in occupied France during WWII -- and travels to York, England, to interview the aging survivor. Complicating matters, however, is Aventurine's nephew, Paul, who has accompanied her to the U.K. in an attempt to work through the grief of losing his father at sea.

Aventurine and the Reckoning: An Aventurine Morrow Thriller