Kathryn Reiss is the author of many acclaimed time-travel mystery novels for teens, including the popular Time Windows, Blackthorn Winter: A Murder Mystery, and several American Girl mysteries. She lives in northern California.

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Harriet Reisen has directed, produced, and developed new programs in various facets of media, including television, radio, print, and publicity. She has written dramatic and historical documentary scripts for PBS and HBO, and radio commentary for Morning Edition and Marketplace.

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Patricia Reis is an author and therapist. Her memoir, Motherlines: Love, Longing, and Liberation, won a gold medal for memoir from Independent Press Publishers. She has also published several nonfiction books, along with numerous essays and reviews. She currently resides in Portland, Maine.

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Liz Reinhardt is the author of many young adult novels, including Inherit, Forgiving Trinity, and the Brenna Blixen series. She is also coauthor, with Steph Campbell, of Lengths and A Toast to the Good Times. Originally from New Jersey, she now resides in Georgia with her husband and daughters.

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Susan Reinhardt is a Southerner who has lived in Georgia, South Carolina, and now the mountains of western North Carolina. A former syndicated columnist for the Asheville Citizen Times and the Gannett, she has won dozens of national awards for her columns and feature pieces.

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Jean Reinhardt lives in a seaside town in Cork, Ireland. In addition to the Irish Family Saga, she is the author of the Finding Trilogy, a young adult suspense series.

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Uwe E. Reinhardt (1937–2017) was the James Madison Professor of Political Economy and Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University, where he taught for nearly fifty years. He wrote a regular column for the New York Times blog Economix.

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Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, E. H. Reinhard has worked in sales for over fifteen years. Previously, he held positions in retail management and the auto industry, operated a small business, and ran a variety of entertainment websites. His books include the Cases of Lieutenant Kane series and the Agent Hank Rawlings series.

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Ariana Reines is an award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist from Salem, Massachusetts. Her books include A Sand Book, winner of the Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award. Her play Telephone won two Obies and has been performed internationally.

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Natalie Keller Reinert is the award-winning author of more than a dozen books exploring love, human nature, and the passions which make us tick. With an extensive equestrian background, Reinert brings her love of the equestrian life into each of her titles. Learn more at nataliekreinert.com.

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