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Charissa Weaks is an author of historical fantasy and speculative fiction. She crafts stories with magic, time travel, romance, and history, and the occasional apocalyptic quest. Charissa is also an editor for Once Upon Anthologies and founder of Ink House Books, LLC.

Charissa Weaks

Sara Dobie Bauer is a bestselling author, model, and mental health / LGBTQ advocate with a creative writing degree from Ohio University. Twice nominated for the Pushcart Prize, she lives with her hottie husband and two precious pups in Northeast Ohio, although she’d really like to live in a Tim Burton film. She is author of the paranormal rom-com Bite Somebody series, among other sexy things.

Sara Dobie Bauer

Jodi Henry is a stay-at-home mom who dreamed of one day becoming an astronaut, but then she discovered books allow you to travel well beyond the stars and to live a million lives. It was then decided writing was her future–the stars would have to wait.

Jodi Henry

Linda Robertson is an internationally published author with, currently, two novel series: the Persephone Alcmedi series (Urban Fantasy), and the Immanence series (Dark Fantasy). Once upon a time she was the lead guitarist in a hard rock/metal cover band, so it’s no surprise that she composed, created, produced, mixed and mastered a full orchestral score/CD for the first Immanence title: Jovienne.

Linda Robertson

Melinda writes paranormal romance and urban fantasy. No matter the story, you can place your bets that the words were driven by a badass rock-filled playlist.

Melinda S. Collins

Alice Black writes romance and erotica, drinks like a fish, and swears like a sailor. She appreciates clichés only in her bio and tries to avoid them in her stories. She believes sex should be empowering, heroes should be heroic, and women should be real. She also thinks the dirtier the sex scene, the better. Due to copious amounts of wine, Alice claims no responsibility for the shit she says.

Alice Black

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