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Jaime Jo Wright (JaimeWrightBooks.com) is the author of ten novels, including Christy Award and Daphne du Maurier Award-winner The House on Foster Hill and Carol Award winner The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond. She's also a two-time Christy Award finalist, as well as the ECPA bestselling author of The Vanishing at Castle Moreau and two Publishers Weekly bestselling novellas. Jaime lives in Wisconsin with her family and felines.

I am a romance author who specializes in steamy and reverse harem—sometimes one man just isn’t enough! I’ve been published for five years and released forty books during that time in subgenres such as paranormal, contemporary, academy, omegaverse and scifi. I love writing female characters who discover their own strengths throughout the story and learn to reclaim their own lives after trauma, along with bad boys who have more than a few red flags—as it turns out, red is my favorite color!

I'm an Air Force Veteran with a Master’s in Fine Arts. At 25, I have three romance novels published on Dreame and another on the way published by Spellbound Publishing House. Writing since she was a young teen, I've used writing as a way to cope with trauma, using it as an outlet to create worlds she could escape to. Now, I continue to write stories that feature an unusual protagonist who sees their obstacles not as challenges but as a step to where they are wanting to be.

I am a writer of fiction and a mother of 3.

Robin Michaels is an indie author living in Atlanta. Originally from Connecticut she knew she wanted her debut novel to revolve around the place she called home for most of her life. Over the last few years writing became an outlet for her joy, grief, love, and passions. She's excited to see where her next inspiration comes from as she explores her new love for telling stories.

I had a car accident 7 years ago and have had a traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress since 2016. It took me 2 years to write my first book. It was published 15 months ago and is for sale on Amazon B&N and Google books. It is the story of our journey, Andy and mine, through the worst days and best with a disabling brain injury. Andy's antics as a kitten who brought a smile back to my face. Andy narrates and tells the story in his own words " Which my readers truly loved. "Andy the kitten's Forever Home"is the title".

Shannon Elliot resides in Houston, TX with her fur baby and writes romance whenever she's not at the dog park or curled up with a good book. Evidenced by her background in theatre, she is drawn to story-telling and the creative process. Shannon believes that diverse and inclusive stories shouldn't be the exception, they should be the rule. Happily ever after is for everyone and she aims to write romances that reflect her readers.

Jasmine Skye is a queer-romantic, grey-ace, bigender fantasy author. Growing up, Jasmine learned sword fighting, renaissance dancing, and equestrian skills through the SCA, a medieval recreation society. S/he especially loves to create magical worlds where LGBTQIA+ heroes persevere through hardships to claim their own happy endings.

Jeff Wilkins is a first-time author whose debut novel, "Watching The Asparagus Grow," tells the captivating tale of a young aspiring writer coming to terms with his reality amidst social injustice and the Vietnam War. The story also explores themes of love, forgiveness, and overcoming prejudice. Wilkins divides his time between St Petersburg, Florida, and Cleveland, Ohio, along with his partner of eleven years, Obie, and their yellow lab Harley.

Emma-Claire Wilson is an author of emotional commercial and book club fiction. She writes ‘to make sense of the world’, and loves nothing more than tackling tough subjects and issues that affect her readers on a daily basis. When she is not writing fiction, she enjoys exercising her brain muscles with freelance copywriting, coaching other writers or writing articles for The Glass House Online Magazine. Her debut, This Child of Mine, although not autobiographical, was based on personal experiences and resulted in a highly emotional piece of fiction that secured her representation with Kate Nash Literary Agency. After almost 20 years living on the continent, she returned to the UK with her husband, two daughters and rescue dog, Pip. Now, trying hard to acclimatise to the UK weather, you will mostly find her snuggled under a blanket; sometimes dreaming of her next holiday in the sun but mostly reading stories that affect her or writing books she hopes will affect others.

I’m an American author of books for children and adults, and am a native of Athens, Georgia. For many years, I lived in the nearby small town of Winterville, the setting of my debut children’s middle-grade novel, Gone From These Woods, published by Random House. My latest book is Cooking With Annie D: Southern Recipes Seasoned with Seagraves and Pettyjohn Family History. When I’m not writing, I work in my used and rare book business, Junebug Books and Collectibles, that I founded in 1998.

Traci Smith is an ordained minister, mother of three, and author. Traci's passion is helping families find times for connection and spiritual nourishment amid the hustle and bustle of daily life. What began as a quest to help her own family has provided valuable insight for thousands of others. Traci believes faith practices should be fun, easy to fit into daily life, and accessible to all. Visit her at traci-smith.com