About the Prolific Author: Elizabeth Lowell
Elizabeth Lowell, one of the many pen names employed by esteemed American author Ann Maxwell, has crafted narratives that straddle varied genres, including court, suspense, science fiction, mystery, and historical fiction. Writing also as A.E Maxwell, a joint pseudonym with her husband Evan, Lowell Charters, Annalise Sun, and under her birth name, Maxwell’s diverse range appeals to a wide reader demographic. To date, the versatility of her storytelling has yielded over 50 novels, and her work is translated into 20 different languages – an achievement indeed.
Interestingly, her predilection for reading science fiction did not blossom until her college years. It took a while longer for her to develop an interest in regency romances and other similar genres.
An Insight Into Author’s Unique Writing Style
Maxwell aka Lowell’s writing is characterized by her ability to seamlessly weave between genres. Her touchstones comprise believable character creations, carefully constructed plots, and a narrative drive that keeps the readers hooked. It’s this signature style that has consistently placed her works high on bestselling charts.
Her foray into the literary landscape began with her debut novel under her real name Ann Maxwell, titled Change in 1975. Years later, she posed a different face to the literary world, unveiling her popular pseudonym, Elizabeth Lowell, with the launch of the book The Danvers Touch in 1983.
Deep Dive Into Books in Order: The Complete Works of Ann Maxwell
The following is a comprehensive list of all the works penned by Ann Maxwell under each of her pseudonyms, structured books in order by the year of publication:
Publication Order of Concord Books
(as Ann Maxwell)
| Fire Dancer | (1982) |    |
| Dancer’s Luck | (1983) | |
| Dancer’s Illusion | (1983) | |
| Timeshadow Rider | (1986) | |