Authors

Michael E Wills is a writer of historical fiction books for both adults and children. Several of his books have won awards.

After a career in education, in 2008, he retired as the principal of a school teaching English to adults and children from all over the world. He lives with his wife on the edge of the Wiltshire countryside in southern England, not far from Stonehenge.

While much of his time of his time is spent writing and the ever so important activity for historical novelists – research, he has a hobby interest in electronics, sailing and carpentry.

Connect on social media as @michaelwillsauthor.

My pulp-noir thriller novel, “A Killer Case: A Samantha Rutledge Adventure,” is scheduled for release in both paperback and e-book formats on Amazon on January 20th, 2026. At the moment, you can pre-order the e-book version on the link below, and this will ensure that it’ll be with you as soon as the 20th of Jan arrives.

Iannis studied Creative Writing at Middlesex University in London, UK. He is an award-winning writer and filmmaker. His romantic dramedy script Only Love Matters was produced by KQ Movies and was released internationally on Apple TV 4K, Fantango at Home, and Amazon Prime. It was also screened for the UK Parliament.

Iannis' noir thriller screenplay, Samantha Rutledge P.I., A Killer Case, was a Finalist at the Manhattan Film Festival 2021, and his romantic action-comedy script, Valentina, Relationship Killer, won Best Unproduced Screenplay at the Berlin International Art Film Festival.

Before that, his dramedy screenplay Mary and Dionysus was a Semi-Finalist at the Shore Scripts Feature Screenplay Competition, as well as reaching the Quarterfinals at the Scriptapalooza Screenwriting Competition, and his short film Headz won a Gold Lion Award at the London Film Awards.

On the publishing front, he contributed the short story Aerophobia and the short play Theatre of Crows to the art and fiction anthology A Guide to the Birds of the British Isles, published by Arcimboldi Press in 2018.

He has also written stories for the short story blogs Phobos: Tales of Horror, which features a selection of horror stories, and Motel Medusa, a collection of pulp noir tales.

When not writing screenplays and novels or making films, he scribes short stories and comic books. He also loves to eat and sleep. He’s a sucker for dark chocolate and honey. Finally, he's a firm believer that humankind was at its best during the thousands of years of hunting and gathering, but knows that, unfortunately, he wouldn't last two days alone in the wilderness.

Marie McKenzie is a registered nurse and award-winning Amazon #1 bestselling author who writes trauma-informed books about healing, care, and being human.

With more than two decades in healthcare, her writing is calm, honest, and grounded. She doesn’t rush healing or offer quick fixes—her books are meant to be steady companions, not instructions.

Marie writes from a trauma-informed perspective rooted in dignity, choice, and compassion. Much of her work is shaped by listening—to patients, readers, and the quiet moments where healing begins.

Stephen Filkin was born in the Highlands of Scotland and educated in England.

After graduating from university with an honours degree in literature and history, he joined the police where he served in both uniform and CID roles and gained a Masters degree in Investigative Psychology.

When Stephen retired from policing he wrote a thriller entitled 'Crossing the Lines' which immediately attracted the attention of Wallace Publishing and was published in November 2025.

The story incorporates County Lines drug-dealing, a corrupt senior police detective, and a highly-skilled SAS protagonist named Thomas Dekker who is wrongfully accused of murder and ruthlessly sets about proving his innocence.

This led to the second book in the series entitled 'The Kill Chain', which encouraged Wallace to offer Stephen a multi-book contract, and will be published in 2026.

Stephen lives in the northwest of England with his wife, their 19-year-old son, and two black Labs.

You can contact Stephen on his author website.

Author and producer James Allan Krause, PhD is a third generation writer. He has written six books and completed three degree programs in Europe, Canada and the USA.

Dive into Michele Scott’s thrilling crime mystery book Murder UnCorked that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Fans of mystery authors female will love her masterful blend of suspense, romance, and unexpected twists. Follow clever detectives as they unravel secrets in this gripping tale. Perfect for those seeking detective books for Adults to read that combine tension and intrigue. Murder UnCorked is a must-read for anyone who loves smart, captivating mysteries.

Born near London, UK now living in Madrid, Spain for ten years. I always had a creative mind as a child, forever drawing and pretending I was off on an adventure somewhere. Decided to give writing a go about five years ago and found a passion for it, and have been writing as a hobby ever since. Recently decided to self publish one of my works, hoping others will find some enjoyment from it!

Kathy Sechrist is a survivor of domestic violence and a dedicated advocate for those who have experienced similar trauma. Her memoirs, Success Is The Best Revenge and Sara's Redemption: A Journey of Courage, Resilience, and Hope,  have each won numerous awards, including the International Impact Book Award. She is now working on her first murder mystery, Bodies Under the Bluebonnets, which carries the same themes of secrets, lies and betrayals as her memoirs do.

She currently lives in the Hill Country of Texas with her fiancé, Dean, and Toby the Cat, who seems to think he is the Warlord of the House.

Ben was raised on a multi-species dairy farm in Pennsylvania, He went on to get a college degree in Agricultural Science from Penn State and then worked over three decades as an Ag Specialist for Maryland Dept. of Agriculture. He teaches beekeeping courses at a local college and mentors those starting out. 

Ben lives in the foothills of the Eastern Continental Divide and the Appalachia region along the Mason Dixon line. 

He writes in the Christian non-fiction genre and focuses on devotional material that is connected with nature and animals.  His first book, All Nature Sings, earned five literary awards and is currently undergoing a second edition. He has a children's rhyming picture book series called Created Critters that is geared towards the little ones just getting started with reading. They include hidden critter searches on each page. Most of his other writings are part of anthologies. Ben is a contributing author for Guideposts imprint,  All God's Creatures. This is an annual daily devotional that focuses on life lessons learned by observing and engaging with animals. 

Ben is still amazed and blessed by seeing his personal book shelf growing each year. His individual books and writings have been generated fourteen literary works in the past seven years. He also mentors new writers trying to fulfill their own dream of seeing their work published.