Books by Ann Schreiber

Emily’s Next Chapter
Fiction
ISBN: 978-1-955743-85-3 (softcover)

Emily is a writer, a mother, and a woman who knows heartbreak all too well. Still carrying the weight of her divorce, she’s spent the last few years rediscovering who she is—quietly rebuilding a life on her own terms.

Lucas is a devoted father, a steady architect, and a man who’s grown used to the quiet after loss. His marriage may have ended, but his love for his daughter, Lily, grounds him in something real and enduring.

When a dating app brings Emily and Lucas together, their connection is instant—but falling in love in midlife isn’t quite so simple. With kids, careers, and past wounds in tow, blending their worlds proves as complicated as it is hopeful. Emily isn’t sure where she fits into the life Lucas built before her, and Lucas is still learning how to open his heart again—with patience, honesty, and time.

Told through alternating perspectives—and love letters written but not always shared—Emily’s Next Chapter is a heartfelt story about finding love again after loss, navigating the fragile space between parenting and partnering, and discovering that it’s never too late to begin again.

It’s about my personal and professional path to personal resilience and renewal. With my story, I wish to help others know that big challenges can come to ordinary people. But, you too, can persevere. You, too, can dig yourself out of the painful trenches and find a path forward.

The Top 10 Mistakes I Made My First Year as a Copywriter
Non-Fiction
ISBN: 978-1-955743-08-2 (softcover)

Jumping into the world of copywriting was much like walking a tightrope—I knew how to do the writing and manage the clients but I was completely unprepared for all the businessy things that needed to be done.

In The Top 10 Mistakes I Made My First Year as a Copywriter, I share those smack-your-forehead-in-disbelief blunders, from the tempting trap of investing in a website on the cheap to the regretful moment I realized I had no legal contract in place for my clients—and no protection for my billable revenue. Ouch!