Adaline Winters began writing following a diagnosis with a life altering disease and brain surgery. Writing became a way of expressing and channeling the pain and frustration into something tangible, and the characters running around her healing brain leapt from mind to paper.

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Elsie Winters writes sweet, cozy, comfort reads with a dash of spice and a dollop of fantasy. Her favorite pastimes are feeding the birds who knock on her window for snacks and spending way too much money on plants. Learn more at elsiewinters.com.

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Pepper Winters is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author. After chasing her dreams to become a full-time writer, Pepper has earned recognition with awards for best dark romance, best BDSM series, and best hero. She is a hybrid author of both traditional and self-published work.

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Larry A. Winters's stories feature a rogue's gallery of brilliant lawyers, avenging porn stars, determined cops, undercover FBI agents, and vicious bad guys of all sorts. He is the author of the Jessie Black Legal Thriller series and the stand-alone novels Hardcore and Web of Lies.

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Noelle Winters is a writer of contemporary lesbian romance, often with a mystery or suspense element. Her books include Falling for You and I Spy.

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Alice Winters is a self-proclaimed writer who holds a minor in English. She enjoys reading, writing, and hates writing biographies about herself since no one else will write one.

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June Winters believes every romance is hotter on the ice. Born in Minnesota, June grew up knee-deep in hockey and quickly learned to love the sport—but especially hockey's strong and sexy heroes, who will do anything for their teammates . . . and the women they fall for.

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Mary Winters is the author of the Lady of Letters historical mystery series, two cozy mystery series, and several short stories. A longtime reader of historical fiction, Mary set her latest work in Victorian England after being inspired by a trip to London. She's been busily planning her next mystery—and another trip!

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Sandy Winterbottom spent most of her career teaching and researching in the environmental sciences at Stirling University. In 2010, she left to work in the renewables industry but following a life-changing trip to South Georgia and the Antarctic, she completed the creative writing masters program at Stirling University.

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Josephine Winter is a Pagan author and podcaster. She is one of the founding members of the Pagan Collective of Victoria, an organizer of the Mount Franklin Pagan Gathering. Josephine shares a little blue house in the bush with her family.

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W. A. Winter is the pen name of William Swanson, a Minneapolis journalist. Swanson is the author of three true-crime books––Dial M, Black White Blue, and Stolen from the Garden. As W. A. Winter, he has published, besides The Secret Lives of Dentists, three suspense novels: Handyman, See You / See Me, and Wolfie's Game.

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Clark Winter, the chief global investment strategist for Citigroup Global Wealth Management, regularly appears on CNBC and is frequently quoted in the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, and on Bloomberg.

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