Lisa Courtaway lives in Stillwater, Oklahoma and is married with four children. An entourage of six dogs follows her everywhere. She has worn many career-hats, from advertising to insurance to education. Currently she works as a media teaching assistant at an elementary school and is writing the third book in the Shadows of Camelot Crossing series. She loves a good ghost story, and has lived in several homes that spoke to her in mysterious ways. True crime stories, watching a binge-worthy series, reading, and spending time with her family are her favorites. Since she was young, people have often told her she should write a book … so she did … and then did it again … and she plans to keep doing so. You can find out more about Lisa, including her soci
Robert Steven Goldstein learned to read when he was three years old, and began writing stories almost immediately thereafter. At the age of seven he had a poem published in his elementary school newspaper. When he was a senior in high school he took first prize in Scholastic’s national short story contest. And in college Robert Steven Goldstein majored in English Literature and Creative Writing, and had a couple of articles published in trade journals.
His writing career was off to a terrific young start. Sadly, that is precisely where it languished for the next thirty-five years.
Because writing was not a reliable way to make a living, Mr. Goldstein made the decision to become a healthcare information executive instead. But he had a plan: li
