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North of Montana During the Writers Guild strike of 1988 April decided to go back to her roots and write fiction. The result, five years later, was her first novel, North of Montana, a thriller about a woman FBI agent, published by Knopf. Click on the cover to read an excerpt from NORTH OF MONTANA.
It will be difficult to put
North of Montana down - it's a hard-hitting that speeds along as fast as its protagonist runs from one situation another. A television writer who intimately knows her California turf, April Smith works inside-out with intense emotion and unflagging action in
North of Montana. This baby zips along with all the jolt of a double espresso. Set in Los Angeles, it tells the story of an FBI agent, Ana Grey. This woman almost percolates with ambition, attitude and aggression, despite being 5-foot-4 with a bad habit of wearing pink high tops and mouthing off to her odious, sexually harassing white male super-visor.
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PRAISE
FOR APRIL SMITH'S FIRST NOVEL!