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Ren Alexander writes steamy contemporary romance, including the Wild Sparks Series, and contributes to K. Bromberg’s Everyday Heroes Series.

Delaney Diamond is the USA Today Bestselling Author of black romance and interracial romance in the contemporary romance and romantic suspense genres.

A Seduction of Dreams and Nightmares by A.J. Locke. They say humans are dreams and Fiends are nightmares.

In Out of Bounds by Tam DeRudder Jackson, She thought the game ended in the first quarter, but I play to the final whistle.

In Bid on Love by Sharon C Cooper, single dad, Benjamin Jenkins Jr. learned the hard way that women can’t be trusted.

Searching for Jimmy Page’ chronicles 18-year-old Luna’s transatlantic quest from her family’s farm in eastern North Carolina to England

Shaolin Poe is the pen name for a husband and wife writing duo. Shaolin is a combination of their first names, and Poe is an homage to Edgar Allen Poe.

Margaret Izard is an award-winning author of historical fantasy and paranormal romance novels. Her new novel is called Stone of Love.

Acquittal? Stockholm Sleuth Series Book 5 by Christer Tholin is a Swedish Crime Novel and part of a series.

In Their Shattered Hearts by Angie Cole fate, passion, and dark secrets collide.

The Space Between Us is a swoony, adventure-filled, delightfully funny tale of a woman who will do anything to save her job and the stubborn billionaire who dared to get in her way.

AK Nevermore enjoys operating heavy machinery, freebases coffee, and gives up sarcasm for Lent every year. A Jane-of-all-trades,

Dr. Keith Ablow is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of 16 books.  He was a national, on-air Contributor for the Fox News Network for 12 years

A self-described amateur scholar, Dennis Tsarson has been interested in the world’s mythology and folklore traditions since reading Greek myths as a boy.

Jay is a 2020 Lambda Literary Award Finalist in Gay Romance and her book Off Balance was the 2021 New Zealand Romance Book of the Year.

Is AI good or bad for the future of fiction writing, and what should fiction writers as well as publishers, editors, and literary agents do about it?