Born and raised in South Florida. Relocated to the Midwest in 2009. Retired law enforcement, now a full-time author. I've always been an avid reader with a love for horror and thrillers. I am a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and aunt, and a compassionate animal lover.
Nat Bickel is an energetic storyteller and PR communication expert who aims to move people to action with her words. She has a bachelor's in communications with published articles in the Los Angeles Times, Glamour, Darling Magazine, The Celebrity Café, and The Louisville Cardinal. Through her journalism experience, she's interviewed celebrities, worked with musical artists, and reported on current trends and events. When she's not writing, you can find her taking film photos, pressing flowers, or blazing new trails with her husband.
E. A. Rivière lives in a magical forest where mice claiming to be cousins move in for the winter then take the towels when they leave in spring. He is an award-winning author, a graduate of the six-week Odyssey Fantasy Writing Workshop, and a grand prize winner of the Sidney Lanier Poetry Competition. More than thirty of his stories and poems have been published, and Untold Press published his novel, Magic and Murder Among the Dwarves. In addition to The Plowman's Plight, he has also published a second Carcassonne mystery, The Wrathful Cup of Scorn. Unlike many writers, he doesn’t keep a cat in deference to his mouse cousins and because he couldn’t live up to its expectations.
C. Behrens began writing Savanna’s Treasure as a class project while attending college on weekends, working full-time, and raising two daughters. Ironically, he had initially tried to avoid English classes when returning to college as an adult. However, inspired by his professors, he grew to love reading and writing.
The professor who read the initial version of Savanna’s Treasureadvised Behrens to continue with it after the class ended. His first stop was in Princeton, N.J. for the NJSCBWI’s annual writing conference. He signed up for a first-page read by three professionals within the publishing industry, an experience he likens to an “American Idol for writers.” Among about 14 participants, Behrens was the second to last to have his page
My name is Lindsay McCafferty. I am a lover of stories, especially the fantasy genre. I have been writing ever since I was a child. My biggest goal is that all the books I create will inspire, entertain, and leave readers feeling like there can be hope in darkness.
