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Ann Garretson Marshall and her husband Terry taught English in the Philippines as Peace Corps volunteers. She earned an MS in communication arts from Cornell University and has thirty years' experience as a writer, editor, and community-government go-between for issues related to nuclear and hazardous waste cleanup.

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Jonathan Marshall is an investigative historian and award-winning journalist who has published five previous nonfiction books. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and a variety of scholarly journals. He lives in San Anselmo, California.

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Terry Marshall worked as a reporter and then as the editor of the Glendale News-Herald. He and his wife Ann they taught English in the Philippines as Peace Corps volunteers. Terry earned an MS in rural sociology from the University of Wisconsin and a PhD from Cornell University in sociology of development.

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Greg Marshall was raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. A National Endowment for the Arts Fellow in Prose, Marshall is a graduate of the Michener Center for Writers. His work has appeared in The Best American Essays and been supported by MacDowell and the Corporation of Yaddo. Leg is his first book.

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Like his sleuth Jane Stuart, Evan Marshall heads his own literary agency. A former book editor and packager, he has contributed articles on writing and publishing to numerous magazines and is the author of Eye Language, The Marshall Plan for Novel Writing, and Jane Stuart & Winky Mystery: The Series.

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Dr. Rosalind K. Marshall has written seventeen books and over 150 historical articles, including biographies of Mary, Queen of Scots, John Knox, and a history of St. Giles' Cathedral. For a number of years she combined her writing career with her position as historian at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

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Robert Marshall is a writer and producer of more than 100 titles for TV and cinema, and the author of four books. He spent twenty years at the BBC, ran independent production companies, pioneered live screening of the performing arts, and was an executive producer for Shakespeare's Globe. He lectures at Curtin University.

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Simon Marshall, PhD, trains the brains of endurance athletes and fitness enthusiasts to become happier and more mentally resilient. He is the performance psychologist for BMC Racing, a World Tour professional cycling team.

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Daryl Marston is a colead investigator on A&E's Ghost Hunters. He has led more than 400 paranormal investigations of private homes and historical locations, such as the House of Wills. He hosts the popular podcast The American Ghost Hunter Show and co-owns the website Paranormal Warehouse, which reports on paranormal news.

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Nancy Marston was a case manager in a substance abuse group home for adolescent girls on probation and worked closely with courts, social workers, and doctors. She was a court appointed special advocate, working with children in the foster system in Los Angeles County. Nancy is a certified alcohol and drug counselor.

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Matilda Martel is a Texas girl in love with a Philly boy who loves to write dirty books about older men who fall in love with younger women and fumble their way into a filthy, funny, forever. Visit her at matildamartel.com.

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