Charlotte Gerber is an American writer. She began her writing career penning content articles on the Internet. Her articles have appeared on LoveToKnow.com and the New York Times/About.com Disability site, as well as numerous other outlets.

Mystery Novels

Murder in Middleton was her first novel, which was written in 2003 and published in 2012. It is an old-fashioned murder mystery. The book’s main character, Shannon O’Reilly, is a teenager with psychic abilities; she is able to see her ancestor’s ghosts.  The ghosts want Shannon to discover the identity of their true murderer.   Unfortunately, some people in her small town want to keep the story dead and buried, along with her ancestors.

I Dream of Zombies was her second novel, which was published in October of 2013. The main character in the book is Rose Lee, and the secondary character is her antique Cadillac, which is named Beulah. Rose is a zombie counselor who seeks to assist zombies in post-apocalypse Hornellsville, New York.

Cat-Themed Philosophy Book

A Cat Taught Me That was released in October, 2014. It features Awesome Louie, a ginger tabby cat, and his friends.  “This book combines philosophy, humor and great photos & illustrations – Charlotte has a sweet, easy, clear way of writing that is so enjoyable. This goes on my Christmas and birthday list as a gift for cat lovers for sure. Highly recommended!” – Chef Tummy

In June 2016 Charlotte wrote a second book for the Hornell Area Humane Society – The Good Woof: Easy Dog Treat Recipes You can Make at Home.

A portion of the proceeds from the sales of these books will be given to the Hornell Area Humane Society, a no-kill shelter in upstate New York.

Charlotte lives in the United States with her husband and teenage children. She is a disability advocate, military supporter, and a supporter of her local animal rescue missions and no-kill shelters. 

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Lynne M. Hinkey is a marine scientist by training, a writer by passion, and a curmudgeon by nature. An Olympic-caliber procrastinator, she honed her skill through years of practice and dedication to life on island-time. She uses her experiences living in the Caribbean to infuse her novels with tropical magic, from the siren call of the islands to the terror and hysteria caused by the mysterious chupacabra.

Her short stories and essays have appeared in The Constellation International Literary Review, Skylines, The Petigru Review, Infective Ink, Two Hawks Quarterly, and other print and online publications.  Lynne’s novels include Marina Melee, Ye Gods! A Tale of Dogs and Demons, and The Un-Familiar: A Tale of Cats and Gods. Look for them at her publisher’s website (Casperian Books), at your local independent bookseller (find them at IndieBound), and on Amazon, Smashwords, or other online booksellers.

When not busy writing or procrastinating, Lynne is an adjunct associate professor of biology. She lives in Charleston, SC with her husband, cat, and two dogs.

While Lynne rarely updates her blog (too busy procrastinating), you can always stop in to see if she has HERE. You never know.

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Lynne M. Hinkey is a marine scientist by training, a writer by passion, and a curmudgeon by nature. An Olympic-caliber procrastinator, she honed her skill through years of practice and dedication to life on island-time. She uses her experiences living in the Caribbean to infuse her novels with tropical magic, from the siren call of the islands to the terror and hysteria caused by the mysterious chupacabra.

Her short stories and essays have appeared in The Constellation International Literary Review, Skylines, The Petigru Review, Infective Ink, Two Hawks Quarterly, and other print and online publications.  Lynne’s novels include Marina Melee, Ye Gods! A Tale of Dogs and Demons, and The Un-Familiar: A Tale of Cats and Gods. Look for them at her publisher’s website (Casperian Books), at your local independent bookseller (find them at IndieBound), and on Amazon, Smashwords, or other online booksellers.

When not busy writing or procrastinating, Lynne is an adjunct associate professor of biology. She lives in Charleston, SC with her husband, cat, and two dogs.

While Lynne rarely updates her blog (too busy procrastinating), you can always stop in to see if she has HERE. You never know.

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Charlotte Gerber is an American writer. She began her writing career penning content articles on the Internet. Her articles have appeared on LoveToKnow.com and the New York Times/About.com Disability site, as well as numerous other outlets.

Mystery Novels

Murder in Middleton was her first novel, which was written in 2003 and published in 2012. It is an old-fashioned murder mystery. The book’s main character, Shannon O’Reilly, is a teenager with psychic abilities; she is able to see her ancestor’s ghosts.  The ghosts want Shannon to discover the identity of their true murderer.   Unfortunately, some people in her small town want to keep the story dead and buried, along with her ancestors.

I Dream of Zombies was her second novel, which was published in October of 2013. The main character in the book is Rose Lee, and the secondary character is her antique Cadillac, which is named Beulah. Rose is a zombie counselor who seeks to assist zombies in post-apocalypse Hornellsville, New York.

Cat-Themed Philosophy Book

A Cat Taught Me That was released in October, 2014. It features Awesome Louie, a ginger tabby cat, and his friends.  “This book combines philosophy, humor and great photos & illustrations – Charlotte has a sweet, easy, clear way of writing that is so enjoyable. This goes on my Christmas and birthday list as a gift for cat lovers for sure. Highly recommended!” – Chef Tummy

In June 2016 Charlotte wrote a second book for the Hornell Area Humane Society – The Good Woof: Easy Dog Treat Recipes You can Make at Home.

A portion of the proceeds from the sales of these books will be given to the Hornell Area Humane Society, a no-kill shelter in upstate New York.

Charlotte lives in the United States with her husband and teenage children. She is a disability advocate, military supporter, and a supporter of her local animal rescue missions and no-kill shelters. 

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SARA J. WEIS is a creative and passionate teacher that has inspired children for over seventeen years. She holds a master’s degree in education as well as bachelor’s degrees in early childhood and elementary education. She has invested countless hours creating and leading yoga games, lessons, and movement ideas with thousands of kids. She knows which techniques work, and just as important, which don’t work.

Sara feels strongly about having all of the ideas, strategies, and lessons in one place so that anyone who works with kids will be able to introduce yoga with confidence and success.

Sara leads kids yoga classes for a nationally known health and fitness club. She lives in West Des Moines, Iowa, with her three yogi children and her husband.

She is the Bestselling author of Go Go Yoga Kids: Empower Kids for Life Through Yoga. You can find more information here: gogoyogakids.com/

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SARA J. WEIS is a creative and passionate teacher that has inspired children for over seventeen years. She holds a master’s degree in education as well as bachelor’s degrees in early childhood and elementary education. She has invested countless hours creating and leading yoga games, lessons, and movement ideas with thousands of kids. She knows which techniques work, and just as important, which don’t work.

Sara feels strongly about having all of the ideas, strategies, and lessons in one place so that anyone who works with kids will be able to introduce yoga with confidence and success.

Sara leads kids yoga classes for a nationally known health and fitness club. She lives in West Des Moines, Iowa, with her three yogi children and her husband.

She is the Bestselling author of Go Go Yoga Kids: Empower Kids for Life Through Yoga. You can find more information here: gogoyogakids.com/

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Angela is a Southern California Native, who lives in San Diego with her husband, teenage son, and Toy Australian Shepherd. Her eldest son is a US Marine stationed in Okinawa, Japan.

Angela is a hairstylist, an entrepreneur, and a foodie. She is a lover of all things witty, random, weird, science fiction, fantasy, paranormal, and of course, psychology and metaphysics.

Angela began writing in her spare time for fun. It was a hobby that scratched a creative itch in an exciting and challenging way. Her muse (a feisty little thing) pushed, prodded, and pressured her to keep writing. Not wanting to anger her muse, she wrote a few children’s books, a screenplay, a young adult novel (that was way too long) and made a few false starts on a few books, which she never completed. With a full-time job, kids, and a husband, she found the early morning, 4:30 am, to be the best time to listen to her muse and write with no interruptions. Her love of Teen and Young Adult books and her sons’ obsession with video gaming and comic book characters sparked the seed for Combat Boy, a Teen/Young Adult, sci-fi, fantasy series. (Two books so far), Combat Boy and the Monster Token and Combat Boy and the Lord of Monster Realm. The tone of the series is playful, and humorous with strong moral undertones, as it highlights a boy who strives to do well by others and whose downfall is his self-serving brother. Think: Night at the Museum meets Comic-Con with monsters and a cosmic twist.

Angela knows that computers and smartphones bring a broad range of high-energy entertainment to children and young adults at breakneck speed. They love it; can’t get enough of it. Videos, movies, and video games are here to stay. The problem is, it’s not always easy to find books for children and young adults that keep their focus or interest as a video game can. Young and reluctant readers will put aside a book if it’s bogged down with lengthy, overly wordy, or boring descriptive paragraphs. They will keep reading if the writing is fast-paced, tight, and visual. Being a very visual thinker, Angela decided to make it her mission to write for reluctant readers. If her writing can pull a reluctant reader in and hold their attention, she believes it will do the same for all types of readers. Best of all, she knows a reluctant reader is only reluctant until he or she finds that fun, fast-paced story that turns them into an eager reader. That’s her goal. She wants to create that kind of transformative magic with her writing. And from what fans are saying about Combat Boy and the Monster Token, it’s got that fast-paced, attention holding mojo.

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Angela is a Southern California Native, who lives in San Diego with her husband, teenage son, and Toy Australian Shepherd. Her eldest son is a US Marine stationed in Okinawa, Japan.

Angela is a hairstylist, an entrepreneur, and a foodie. She is a lover of all things witty, random, weird, science fiction, fantasy, paranormal, and of course, psychology and metaphysics.

Angela began writing in her spare time for fun. It was a hobby that scratched a creative itch in an exciting and challenging way. Her muse (a feisty little thing) pushed, prodded, and pressured her to keep writing. Not wanting to anger her muse, she wrote a few children’s books, a screenplay, a young adult novel (that was way too long) and made a few false starts on a few books, which she never completed. With a full-time job, kids, and a husband, she found the early morning, 4:30 am, to be the best time to listen to her muse and write with no interruptions. Her love of Teen and Young Adult books and her sons’ obsession with video gaming and comic book characters sparked the seed for Combat Boy, a Teen/Young Adult, sci-fi, fantasy series. (Two books so far), Combat Boy and the Monster Token and Combat Boy and the Lord of Monster Realm. The tone of the series is playful, and humorous with strong moral undertones, as it highlights a boy who strives to do well by others and whose downfall is his self-serving brother. Think: Night at the Museum meets Comic-Con with monsters and a cosmic twist.

Angela knows that computers and smartphones bring a broad range of high-energy entertainment to children and young adults at breakneck speed. They love it; can’t get enough of it. Videos, movies, and video games are here to stay. The problem is, it’s not always easy to find books for children and young adults that keep their focus or interest as a video game can. Young and reluctant readers will put aside a book if it’s bogged down with lengthy, overly wordy, or boring descriptive paragraphs. They will keep reading if the writing is fast-paced, tight, and visual. Being a very visual thinker, Angela decided to make it her mission to write for reluctant readers. If her writing can pull a reluctant reader in and hold their attention, she believes it will do the same for all types of readers. Best of all, she knows a reluctant reader is only reluctant until he or she finds that fun, fast-paced story that turns them into an eager reader. That’s her goal. She wants to create that kind of transformative magic with her writing. And from what fans are saying about Combat Boy and the Monster Token, it’s got that fast-paced, attention holding mojo.

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Lorelei Buckley is a native Chicagoan who spent most of her childhood in libraries or on the shores of Lake Michigan penning poetry. In fifth grade she won a poetry contest and from that moment on she knew she wanted to be a writer. Life took her in a different direction, but in 2007, out of curiosity, she visited a writer’s workshop and immediately resonated with the art of storytelling. Though she’s best known for her steamy paranormal romance novels, she has works published in various genres as well as several completed screenplays. Currently her projects include the third book in her Midnight Road series and a short-story series loosely based on her experiences as a kid growing up in Chicago. The series is titled: Chicago Kids written in the pseudonym L. R. Moore. Individual stories can be found on Channillo.com. The full length anthology is set for release by Night Edge Publishing spring of 2017. In her spare time she ghost hunts, researches genealogy, and interacts with nature. She lives in Texas with her husband and a family of rescue animals. More information can be found on her website www.loreleibuckley.com

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Lorelei Buckley is a native Chicagoan who spent most of her childhood in libraries or on the shores of Lake Michigan penning poetry. In fifth grade she won a poetry contest and from that moment on she knew she wanted to be a writer. Life took her in a different direction, but in 2007, out of curiosity, she visited a writer’s workshop and immediately resonated with the art of storytelling. Though she’s best known for her steamy paranormal romance novels, she has works published in various genres as well as several completed screenplays. Currently her projects include the third book in her Midnight Road series and a short-story series loosely based on her experiences as a kid growing up in Chicago. The series is titled: Chicago Kids written in the pseudonym L. R. Moore. Individual stories can be found on Channillo.com. The full length anthology is set for release by Night Edge Publishing spring of 2017. In her spare time she ghost hunts, researches genealogy, and interacts with nature. She lives in Texas with her husband and a family of rescue animals. More information can be found on her website www.loreleibuckley.com

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