Rhett's love for all things science fiction and fantasy grew out of a Sunday morning family tradition of watching Star Trek re-runs on the CBC. His love of storytelling is the result of to many hours playing D&D as a dungeon master, doing his best to murder his players!
Kidnapping interests Dan more than murder and other crimes, primarily because kidnapping can build more suspense. Are they dead? Are they being held prisoner? In "The Imposter," thirteen kidnap victims tell the story of their experiences with a masked vigilante.
Rachel Medhurst grew up in Surrey, England. She writes to prove that no matter where you come from, you can be anything you want to be. Your past may shape you, but it doesn't define you. When Rachel isn't writing, she can be found reading and walking in nature.
Emily Colin's debut novel, THE MEMORY THIEF, was a New York Times bestseller and Target Emerging Authors Pick. She is also the author of THE DREAM KEEPER'S DAUGHTER.
From working in finance to living in his van as a critical care nurse, an echo persisted across the years, whispered in an eerie unison by teachers, professors, managers, employees, colleagues, friends: ‘Eric, you are a Writer.’ As our Author of the Day, he tells us all about
After leaving his ball and chain at the workplace, Yaroslav Barsukov goes on to write stories that deal with things he himself, thankfully, doesn’t have to deal with.
Historical & Contemporary Romance “Warm…Charming…Fun…” C.H. was born in Aiken, South Carolina, but her parents moved back to northern New Jersey where she grew up. She believes in fate, destiny, and love at first sight. C.H.
Byron TD Smith lives on Vancouver Island. He writes mysteries when he isn’t accounting, motorcycling, or rambling in the coastal forest. He loves the smell of old books and coffee, and the sound of new wave music from 1987.
Life is messy and Brenda Gayle tries to reflect that in her stories while still leaving readers with a feeling of hope. She wants them to see themselves and people they know in her characters. Brenda claims writing is in her genes.
A Florida native and graduate of the University of North Florida, Cherie’ Summers has spent the last two decades teaching reading and writing. Her previous publications include a short story in Children’s Digest and newsletters for nonprofit organizations.