Emily Jane Trent writes military romance about characters you’ll get to know and love. If you are a fan of stories with a heroine that’s got spunk and a hunk of a hero that you’d like to take home with you, these stories are what you’re looking for.
Bruce Nesmith was Creative Director at TSR, working on a variety of games including Dungeons & Dragons, and is a senior game designer at Bethesda Game Studios, where he has worked on AAA titles such as Fallout 3, Fallout 4 and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and was lead desig
Eileen Charbonneau writes historical novels that the Washington Post has called “provocative…well told, extremely entertaining tales.” and Publisher's Weekly says shows an impressive command of the elements of historical romance...").
Debbie Quigley, the author of Wind Whispers A Poetry Anthology, was born in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. Currently, she resides in a serene small hamlet where she finds solace in gardening, growing an array of vegetables and flowers.
G. S. Gerry is the award-winning author of Meth Murder & Amazon. He is a father of 5, Navy veteran, a cybersecurity expert, and tattoo enthusiast that is reinventing the art of storytelling and writing wrongs along the way.
Chris grew up in Sheffield in the UK surrounded by a wonderful mix of heavy industry and beautiful scenery.
Kelly Lynn Colby has tried to write mundane stories but magic always sneaks its way in. The result? The YA epic fantasy duology The Recharging (complete) and the paranormal thriller series Emergence (book three in 2023).
JL Lycette is a novelist, award-winning essayist, rural physician, wife, and mother. She has a degree in biochemistry from the University of San Francisco and attained her medical degree at the University of Washington.
Colin Dodds is the author of several acclaimed books, including Pharoni, Ms. Never and Windfall. He grew up in Massachusetts and lived in California briefly, before finishing his education in New York City.
Andrew Diamond writes mystery, crime, noir, and an occasional comedy. His books feature cinematic prose, strong characterization, twisting plots, and dark humor. Amazon editors named Impala a best-of-the-month mystery, and IndieReader named it to their best of 2016 list.