'Ann' Summary

Edward Hargraves, a promising young author, faces pressure from his mother and close friend, Billy, to marry. Their reasoning? To gain insight into the female psyche and improve his portrayal of women in his upcoming book. As Edward reluctantly attempts to follow their advice by pursuing Evangeline, a pleasant but rather unremarkable woman, Ann Anning enters the picture. Ann, an energetic American reporter, is determined to interview Edward and capture his attention, disrupting his carefully laid plans. While Edward struggles with his feelings for Ann, he grapples with the societal expectations surrounding marriage, the complexities of relationships, and the pursuit of his artistic dreams. With witty dialogue, charming characters, and a playful exploration of love and societal pressures, 'Ann by Lechmere Worrall' offers a lighthearted and engaging read, reminding us that sometimes, the path to self-discovery is paved with unexpected encounters and a dash of romantic intrigue.