27 MAR 2016 · Gabra Zackman: Actress, Audiobook Narrator, Author of The Bod Squad Series

1 DEC 2015 · Novelist Patty Lesser has been a world traveler most of her life. Born in Nova Scotia, she grew up in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, then moved to Israel for five years, where she completed her Bachelor’s degree in English Literature at the Tel Aviv University. Patty then traveled to the Dominican Republic, England, Holland, and Belgium. In 2002, she returned to Hamilton where she lives and works today. Her books have included the non-fiction, Shall We Chat? and multiple works of fiction, including Locker Rooms and That Truthful Place.

20 JUL 2015 · Silvia Acevedo is a journalist turned novelist. In her 20 years in news, she’s interviewed presidential candidates, covered national and international stories, and given breaking news reports for CNN and local television and radio stations around the country. She also occasionally guest hosts a television morning talk show for the Milwaukee NBC affiliate. All those years of reporting objective fact enticed her to delve into her imagination in her off time, and so Ms. Acevedo brought fiction — particularly mythology — back into her life. When she did, the gods of old pestered her until she relented to write about one in particular. The result is her debut novel, God Awful Loser. She is currently working on its sequel, God Awful Thief, expected to be released in May of 2016.

12 JUL 2015 · Anthony Breznican was born and raised in Western Pennsylvania and graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1998. He has worked as a reporter for The Arizona Republic, Associated Press, and USA Today. He is currently a senior staff writer for Entertainment Weekly. Brutal Youth is his debut novel.

28 JUN 2015 · Mary Higgins Clark is the New York Times bestselling author of over three dozen books that have sold over 100 million copies in the US alone. Her fame as a writer was achieved against heavy odds. Born and raised in the Bronx, her father died when she was eleven and her mother struggled to raise her and her two brothers. On graduating from high school, she went to secretarial school, so she could get a job and help with the family finances and wrote short stories in her sparse spare time. Left a young widow by the death of her husband from a heart attack in 1964, with five young children to raise, Mary went to work writing radio scripts and, in addition, decided to try her hand at writing books. Every morning, she got up at 5 AM and wrote until 7 AM, when she had to get her children ready for school. Her first suspense novel, Where Are the Children? was published by Simon & Schuster in 1975. It became a bestseller and marked a turning point in her life and career. It is currently in its 75th edition in paperback and was re-issued in hardcover as a Simon & Schuster classic. Her latest novel, The Melody Lingers On, is just one of three books Mary will release in 2015.

21 JUN 2015 · Eve Karlin was born and raised in New York City. She is a graduate of Colgate University, where she studied literature and creative writing with Frederick Busch. Karlin worked in publishing for more than a decade in marketing, at Random House, Newsweek, and, later, as a foreign book scout with clients in the United Kingdom, Italy, Holland, Brazil, and Japan. She has had several short stories published in The East Hampton Star and has been a contributing writer for Patch.com. She lives in East Hampton, New York, with her husband and their sixteen-year-old triplets. City of Liars and Thieves is her first book.

15 JUN 2015 · A woman of many talents, Susan Wilson Solovic is an award-winning serial entrepreneur, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Amazon.com top 100 and USA Today bestselling author, media personality, sought-after keynote speaker, and attorney.

8 JUN 2015 · Meredith Wild is a #1 New York Times, USA Today, and international bestselling author of romance. Living in the White Mountains of New Hampshire with her husband and three children, she refers to herself as a techie, whiskey-appreciator, and hopeless romantic.