E. Elizabeth Watson lives on a mountain in West Virginia with her husband, sons, yellow lab, bobtail cat, parakeet, and two rabbits. She was originally inspired to write for her Harry Potter-obsessed children, and undertook her first romance novel on a challenge from her husband, who "bet" she couldn't write a romance.

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Katie Watson is an award-winning professor who has taught bioethics, medical humanities, and constitutional law for fifteen years at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine.

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Miranda Watson is a working mother of two, editor, and co-author.

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Born in Norwich, Connecticut, author Linda Watkins moved to Michigan when she was four years old. After graduating from college, she relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area and worked as a senior clinical financial analyst at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Now retired, Linda lives in Muskegon, Michigan.

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James Waterson is a graduate of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London and received his Masters degree from Dundee University. The Ismaili Assassins is his second book and grew out of his travels in Iran. His first book, The Knights of Islam is a history of the slave soldiers of Islam.

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Emily Waters's debut novel, Honey in the Marrow, was released by Ylva Publishing in October 2022. Besides writing, Emily is a full-time librarian. She holds a BA in English literature from Chapman University and earned a Masters of Library Science at Indiana University.

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Thomas Waters is lecturer in history at Imperial College London and a specialist in the modern history of witchcraft and magic.

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John J. Waters graduated from the United States Naval Academy. He served in the Marine Corps on deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq. He lives with his family in Nebraska, where he was born.

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Shonna D. Waters, PhD, is an organizational psychologist, technologist, leadership coach, and part-time professor at Georgetown University. She is the CEO and principal of WatersEdge Coaching & Consulting and cofounder of Fractional Insights, an evidence-based people strategy consultancy.

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John Waters is an American filmmaker, actor, writer, and visual artist best known for his cult films, including Polyester, Pink Flamingos, Female Trouble, and Desperate Living.

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Prior to joining the CIA, T. J. Waters was a vice president of a private consulting firm specializing in intelligence collection and training. He is currently a senior intelligence analyst for the Department of Defense.

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