Rachel Jones is a real human being, despite there being some scientific evidence to the contrary.
Rachel’s passion for words began in early childhood. Her father crafted her a bed out of a bookcase. This magical place was where she first dreamt of writing her own stories.
She has published poetry and prose in different media around the world.
As would be expected, she is an active member of her local writers’ group in Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia. Her preferred genre is comedic horror. She has yet to find anyone that wants to read it.
She is passionate about her current role as a clinical nurse educator in the Big Rivers Region. She is fortunate enough to be able to spend much of her time tootling around The Bush on her way to remot
Alexis Anicque, author, wife, mother of two grown children, and Nana of three. Self proclaimed world traveler and adventure seeker. Spends her time living on sailboats, jumping on planes, trains,or buses. She loves the city life and public transportation. Author of the Finding Famous series, young adult fantasy fiction and From Money to Murder, a steamy romance with a murder mystery twist.
Beth Hildenbrand lives in Ephrata, P.A. with her husband and Children. Beth enjoys attending concerts. Her favorite bands are Avenged Sevenfold, Papa Roach, Motley Crue and anything with Slash. She is also a fan of the Philadelphia 76ers.
Jennifer is a literary junkie, with a life long love affair with words. A poet and writer who lives nestled in the beautiful valley of Southern Oregon with her partner and daughter. She spends her days furiously typing away at her computer while trying to balance the blend of motherhood and self growth.
Carole Parkes is a wife of 51 years, a mother of three sons, and a grandmother. She first ventured into writing in 1985 when her children were still at home. She wrote a series of children's books, some short stories, and a novel 'Tissue of Lies'.
Much later, she became interested in her roots, so she stopped writing fiction and for many years wrote about her family's history instead.
Caring for her elderly parents and her husband, who had suffered a serious heart attack at the age of forty-three, took up a huge chunk of her middle years. After her parents both passed away, aged ninety-seven and ninety-four, Carole rewrote 'Tissue of Lies' to bring it up to date and self published it as an eBook on Amazon. Tissue of Lies is doing well averagi
