Air Force wife/author puts human face on the military

Air Force wife/author puts human face on the military

(EXCERPT) Thursday, May 13, 2004

MARCIA ANDERSON ThisWeek Contributor

Award-winning Centerville author Catherine Mann pens patriotic
romantic suspense novels featuring a C-17 squadron of Air Force pilots
and their courageous families.

Military romances, a hot category within the largest of the fiction
genres, provide a tribute to U.S. armed forces "by showing the
nobility behind the call-to-duty," Mann recently told ThisWeek.

Her April release, Anything, Anywhere, Anytime, and her May Silhouette
Intimate Moments, Joint Forces, are the latest in her best-selling
"Wingmen Warriors" series for Harlequin, the romance publishing
powerhouse. Mann writes from her experience as the wife of an
active-duty Air Force aviator...

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