Michelle Manus lives in a desolate land with a dark wizard, a unicorn, and a feline overlord. Despite certain stereotypes you may be familiar with, the dark wizard is not holding her captive, nor does the unicorn require virgin riders. The feline overlord, however, may well be evil.

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Glenda C. Manus is the author of the Southern Grace series, which includes Sweet Tea and Southern Grace, Lighting the Way, High Tide at Pelican Pointe, The Melancholy Moon, The Sweet Tea Quilting Bee, Miss Marple's B&B, and Finding Maisy. Glenda's books are sure to satisfy your thirst for good, clean family fiction.

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Roger Manvell was a critically acclaimed author who received access to new papers of eyewitness accounts of Joseph Goebbels. He is coauthor, with Heinrich Fraenkel, of Heinrich Himmler, The Men Who Tried to Kill Hitler, and Doctor Goebbels.

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Will Manwill graduated from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, with a degree in criminal justice but his love of writing never diminished. When he isn't writing, Will enjoys kayaking and hiking in the Puget Sound area. Is There Still Room In Your Life For Me? is his debut novel.

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Sarah Ladipo Manyika is a British-Nigerian-American writer of novels, short stories, and essays translated into several languages. She is author of the bestselling novel In Dependence and multiple shortlisted novel Like A Mule Bringing Ice Cream To The Sun.

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Charles C. Manz is a cofounder of the consulting firm Nice Guy Strategies, based in Massachusetts.

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Lynda V. Mapes is the environmental reporter for the Seattle Times. She researched and wrote Witness Tree while a Knight Fellow in science journalism at MIT and a Bullard Fellow in forest research in residence with her oak at the Harvard Forest.

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Lindsay Maple is the author of (Not) Your Basic Love Story. For Lindsay, writing has always been a cathartic release, and now it serves as her best source of self-care.

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Terry L. Maple is president and CEO of the Palm Beach Zoo and a professor of conservation and behavior at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

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William R. Maples, PhD, (1937–1997) was a noted forensic anthropologist who worked at the C. A. Pound Human Identification Laboratory at the Florida Museum of Natural History.

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Jo-Ann Mapson is the author of ten novels, including the Los Angeles Times bestsellers The Wilder Sisters and Bad Girl Creek, a book club favorite.

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Alex Mar is a writer based in New York City. Her work has appeared in the Believer, the Oxford American, the New York Times Book Review, Elle, and The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2015. She is the director of the documentary American Mystic. Witches of America is her first book.

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