Ann Kler: 22 books

The second installment of the series telling the story of Sarah Hughes who badly sprains her ankle weeks into her freshman year in college. Her new boyfriend steps up and takes her into his house. He takes care of her great care of her as she struggles with mixed feelings about giving up her virginity...

This is the first tale of an athletic trainer who gets a job working for a women's college basketball team. It follows the teams journey from beginning of season practice through tournament time. The team is dealt several setbacks with injuries throughout the season. He along with a female assistant...

The second installment in the story of Kim Bastille, a young ballet dancer who tragically broke her leg. It follows her through a long hot summer in New York City as she deals with being in a long leg cast in a terrible heat wave. She also deals with the awful emotions and trauma of facing a career...

The second installment of The Trainer series. It picks up at the beginning of another season filled with hope and promise. It chronicles the work of the team trainer of a womens college basketball team. It takes the reader through the drama, heartache and triumph of a long grueling injury plagued...

The Last Arabesque is the story of Kim Bastille. Starting in 1965, her journey carries her through the turbulent years of the late 60’s in New York City. Think of Black Swan meets That Girl, meets Forrest Gump. It tells the story of a young ballet dancer from Alabama moving to New York City to be...

The Last Arabesque is the story of Kim Bastille. Starting in 1965, her journey carries her through the turbulent years of the late 60’s in New York City. Think Mad Men meets Black Swan meets That Girl, meets Forrest Gump. It tells the story of a young ballet dancer from Alabama moving to New York...

Four friends head to Daytona Beach for Spring Break 1987. A great time is had by all until Amy is sidelined with a serious ankle injury. Doing her best to soldier on she is determined not to ruin every ones good time. Insisting her ankle is only sprained Amy does her best to make the most of her get...

Anne is a very driven girl, and not a pleasure to work with. When I was chosen to go to a conference with her I dreaded the experience because she could be so difficult. Upon arrival at the conference Anne badly sprains her ankle causing me to become her caregiver. Could Anne soften her personality and accept the help that she needed so badly and wasn't able to provide herself?