Annie Riley is more than just a love interest—she’s a symbol of resilience. From her early days mastering the art of calligraphy to her tragic accident that changes everything, Annie’s journey is one of perseverance. Despite societal and family pressures, she refuses to let circumstances dictate her future. This blog explores her character’s growth and the challenges she faces as a woman in 1930s America.
Dutch Rhein is not just a skilled gambler—he’s a strategist. His ability to read people, manage risks, and stay calm under pressure makes him a formidable opponent at the poker table. But these skills go beyond gambling; they reflect his approach to life. This blog breaks down key poker strategies Dutch uses in the novel…
Baltimore in the 1930s was a city filled with both promise and peril. The docks, railroads, and backroom gambling halls played a crucial role in shaping the lives of its residents. “Dutch and Annie” offers a glimpse into this world, bringing history to life through its characters and settings. This blog takes a deep dive…