Natalie Grey grew up in rural New England, surrounded by a lot of vegetables and relatively little excitement. She read everything she could get her hands on, from Lord of the Rings to Modesty Blaise, and eventually started writing her own stories full of what-ifs and snarky put-downs.

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J. R. Grey is the author of Supervillainy and Other Poor Career Choices.

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Asha Greyling lives in Maryland with her furry four-footed muses, Gwin the terrier and a guinea pig who thinks she's a cat. She likes nothing more than swinging in the playground (unless the local children scare her off), collecting acorns, or sitting down with a good book.

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TL Greylock is the author of the Songs of the Ash Tree trilogy, consisting of The Blood-Tainted Winter, The Hills of Home, and Already Comes Darkness.

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No one has the power to shatter your dreams unless you give it to them. That's Maeve Greyson's mantra. She and her husband of over forty years traveled around the world while in the US Air Force. Now they live in rural Kentucky, where Maeve writes about her courageous Highlanders and the fearless women who tame them.

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Mark Gribben is a writer living near Columbus, Ohio. A nationally recognized crime historian, his work has appeared in many publications, online and on television. He began his writing career as a courthouse reporter and newspaper editor. His true-crime website was recognized by Rolling Stone magazine.

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Crawford Gribben is the author of a number of books on the history of puritanism and evangelicalism, including God's Irishmen: Theological Debates in Cromwellian Ireland, Writing the Rapture, Evangelical Millennialism in the Trans-Atlantic World, 1500-2000, and John Owen and English Puritanism: Experiences of Defeat.

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Michelle Griep has been writing since she first discovered blank wall space and Crayolas. She is a Christy Award-winning author of historical romances. She's an Anglophile at heart, and you'll most often find her partaking of a proper cream tea while scheming up her next novel. Visit her at michellegriep.com.

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Bruce Grierson is the author of the books Culture Jam and U-Turn. He has been a freelance writer for twenty-five years. His work has appeared in the New York Times Magazine and Psychology Today, among other publications. Bruce lives in North Vancouver, Canada.

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Michael Griesbach, a veteran prosecutor in Wisconsin, wrote The Innocent Killer as a gripping true-crime novel, but also as a challenge to the system. He hopes to leave readers better informed about the inner workings of the criminal justice system and more concerned about those whose lives it deeply affects.

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Award-winning author Patience Griffin grew up in a small town along the Mississippi River, living life in a close-knit community. She loves to quilt and has gained some recognition with her September 11 story quilt, which has toured the country as the property of the Pentagon. Visit her at patiencegriffin.com.

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Laura Griffin is the New York Times bestselling author of numerous titles in romance suspense, including the Glass Sisters series, the Borderline series, and several anthologies. She has received many honors, including a RITA Award, a Daphne du Maurier Award, and a Booksellers' Best Award for romantic suspense. Laura resides in Austin, Texas.

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