Author

Taylor Gray

Taylor Gray grew up watching too much TV and reading far too much romance. Now she’s a writer, she calls it research. She spends her days scribbling illegible notes in a notebook and wishing she could type as fast as her characters thought. She lives in a house overtaken by plants and pictures with her husband, son and cat.

Autumn Falls is her first small town romance series featuring the Carter brothers, Jack, Logan, Brodie, Noah and Ethan. Having shot to fame in their teens when they made up one of the hottest boybands on the planet, the series starts ten years after the band split up. Once as close as any brothers could be, they’re now little more than strangers. Broken, burnt out and dealing with the consequences of fame, it’s only when they come home to Autumn Falls that they can face the mistakes they’ve made – and the hearts they’ve broken…

Book 1: Autumn Falls

Book 2: Silver Sky

Book 3: Redemption River

Book 4: Starlight Mountain

Book 5: Midnight Promise

Takuya Asakura

Born in Sapporo in 1966, Takuya Asakura graduated from the University of Tokyo. He won the first ‘This Mystery is Amazing!’ Grand Prize in 2002 for Yokkakan no Kiseki (The Miracle of Four Days), which was subsequently made into a film and sold over 1.3 million copies. Takuya is also a translator and translated Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library from English into Japanese.

M. R. G. Davies

Michael abandoned a successful career as a newspaper editor to write fiction. As an author, he completed Desmond Bagley’s thriller Domino Island for posthumous publication and has written two sequels, Outback and Thin Ice, both published by HarperCollins. His debut play Rasputin’s Mother won the Bristol Old Vic playwriting competition and subsequent work for the stage includes The Seagull Has Landed (Power Plays festival winner), MacHamLear (UK tour),Reality (Royal & Derngate) and the book and lyrics for Tess – The Musical (workshopped at the RSC). He has written narrative non-fiction for worldwide television, had short stories and poetry commissioned and published, and contributes regular essays for theatre programmes.

www.mrgdavies.com

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Athena Carstairs

Athena Carstairs is a Romance and Fantasy author with a desperate need for pining men. Her debut novel, Mr & Mrs Fate, is out now and her Fall-themed spicy romcom There’s Pumpkin About You will be out in 2025. She lives in London.

Julie Lancaster

Julie Lancaster lives in Staffordshire and is a part-time library assistant. When not writing she enjoys reading and travel and 70’s nostalgia. Remember Where You’ve Buried the Bodies is her second novel.

Donna Jones Alward

Since 2006, New York Times bestseller Donna Jones Alward has enchanted readers with stories of happy endings and homecomings that have won several awards and been translated into over a dozen languages. She’s worked as an administrative assistant, teaching assistant, in retail and as a stay-at-home-mom, but always knew her degree in English Literature would pay off, as she is now happy to be a full-time writer, blending her love of history with characters who step beyond their biggest fears to claim the lives they desire.

Donna currently lives in Nova Scotia, Canada, with her husband. You can often find her near the water, either kayaking on the lake or walking the sandy beaches to refill her creative well.

Website: www.donnajonesalward.com

FB: www.facebook.com/DonnaAlwardAuthor

Instagram: @donnaalward

Michelle Kenney

Michelle Kenney is a self-confessed scribbleaholic. She can usually be found daydreaming about mystical fantasy worlds, and doctors say she’s pretty incurable.

When not scribbling, she can be found enjoying wintry beaches, trying to play Bluegrass and indulging a secret addition to marmite.

Michelle is a graduate of the Curtis Brown Writing for Children Novel Course 2015.

She holds a LLB (Hons) Degree, an APD in Public Relations, and is currently an Accredited Practitioner with the CIPR, with whom she has won several national awards for her Magazine & Media/PR related work.

J. Lynn

Jennifer L Armentrout, also known as J Lynn, is the USA TODAY bestselling author of the Lux and Gamble Brothers series. She is also the author of the award-winning Covenant series. She writes young adult fiction and adult fiction. When she’s not busy writing, which is almost next to never, she can be found procrastinating on Twitter or messing with her dog Loki. She lives with her husband in West Virginia and is addicted to 5 Hour Energy Drinks.

Eti Elboim

Eti Elboim is Sara Leibovitz’s youngest daughter and a writer, journalist, and playwright. As a second-generation Holocaust survivor, she completed a “Memorial Envoys” course from the Shem Olam Institute and became an advocate of her mother’s story.

Ali Harris

Ali Harris lives in Cambridge with her husband and three children. She has a degree in Performing Arts and cites theatre as her third love – after her family and books. There’s not a musical she’s seen (and she’s seen many!) that she hasn’t loved.

Prior to having children, Ali was a journalist and wrote for a variety of women’s magazines including Glamour, Cosmo, Red, Stylist and ELLE.

She is the author of three previous novels, including Sunday Times bestsellers Miracle on Regent Street and The First Last Kiss, as well as Written In The Stars. Her upcoming novel was written after a prolonged break following the loss of her baby girl, late in pregnancy.

Claire Carver

Claire Carver is a showbiz and interiors journalist slash novelist who has worked for several national papers and many magazines. She spends a lot of her life in and out of other people’s houses, rearranging the furniture and asking them endless questions.

After journalism college, she spent a carefree time learning her craft on local papers, followed by a spell as a television producer, regularly writing a live forty-minute show each day, and very occasionally appearing on screen.

Based in London, Claire has an MA in Creative Writing from St Mary’s University, Twickenham, and still meets up regularly with her fellow writers.

Hobbies include year-round swimming, light gossiping, and comparing lattes and dry whites with friends, some of whom she’s known since she was five.

Driven by a need to know what makes people tick, her children are constantly surprised when people tell her their life stories at the bus stop.

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