Jeanne Matthews was born and raised in Georgia.  She graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Journalism and has worked as a copywriter, a high school English and Drama teacher, and a paralegal.  She currently lives in Renton, Washington with her husband, who is a law professor.  For more information, visit Jeanne’s [...] Read More →

Jeffrey Siger is an internationally best selling American author living on the Greek Aegean island of Mykonos.  He gave up his career as a name partner in a New York City law firm to write fast-paced mystery thrillers aimed at exploring serious societal issues confronting modern day Greece while touching upon its ancient past. Eurocrime [...] Read More →

Jennifer Rowe is a devotee of the murder mystery genre; she enjoys reading these ‘extended brainteasers’ as much as writing them. A multi‑award winning writer, Jennifer is the author of the Verity Birdwood and Tessa Vance mysteries, and creator of the television series Murder Call. Now she brings us the adventures of a new and [...] Read More →

Grossman is the proprietor of The Mystery Cafe in Sheffield, Massachusetts. She has worked extensively in film and television.

Joanne Dobson is a retired Fordam University English Professor. Currently she teaches writing at the Hudson Valley Writing Center in Westchester County, New York, speaks and teaches at public libraries and other venues, including Fulbright teaching programs at Amherst College, and NEH teaching programs at The Emily Dickinson Center in Amherst, Massachusetts. Her Professor Karen [...] Read More →

John M. Daniel lived in Santa Barbara, California for 20 years, where he and his wife, Susan, owned (and were owned by) a small-press publishing company. In 2003 they relocated McKinleyville, California, where they continue to publish books while John also does free-lance editing and teaches writing through adult education. He is the author of [...] Read More →

John McEvoy, former Midwest editor and senior correspondent for Daily Racing Form, is the author of five previously published non-fiction books on thoroughbred horse racing, including the award-winning Great Horse Racing Mysteries. He has also published a book of poetry. McEvoy and his wife Judy live in Evanston, IL.

Author Jon Talton’s writing was developed over 20 years as a journalist, working for newspapers in San Diego, Denver, Dayton, Cincinnati, Charlotte, and Phoenix. Jon’s columns have appeared in newspapers throughout North America. Before journalism, Jon worked as an ambulance medic in the inner city of Phoenix. He now lives in Seattle, WA. http: //www.jontalton.com