Authors

Russell Lloyd is an author renowned for his detective and mystery novels. His storytelling is characterized by captivating plots and intricate character development, delving into deep human emotions and complex family dynamics. Notable works include "The Boxer," "Detective Ellis H. Parker: America's Sherlock Holmes," and "DONKEY'S PLACE," a tribute to Camden, New Jersey's culinary icon. Lloyd's writing combines realism with emotional depth, resonating with readers who appreciate thought-provoking narratives.

Dee M. Davis is a non-fiction author of the children's book series Mara Meets as well as Self-Paced Sustainability: Reducing Impact at Your Pace for older children and adults. 

Author, Consultant, Subject Matter Expert, and Educator are but a few of the arenas in which Dee brings her sustainability knowledge and expertise. Sustainability has been at the forefront of Dee’s life since the beginning and has blossomed throughout her life in unexpected ways over the years. She is passionate about reducing waste, and conserving resources, and living in concert with the natural world. Dee has earned numerous certifications as a leader in energy management, environmental design and construction, sustainable behavior, composting, and conservation. She shares her knowledge as an instructor, coach, author and consultant with people across the US and around the world, specializing in making even the most complicated topics simple.

Dee is also the author of the children’s book series, Mara Meets, releasing the first book in the series, Mara Meets Sandra’s Sweet Rolls, in 2024 with several more in the works. She is the owner of Davis Consulting Management Group and Yellowstone Professional Education. Dee has lived in various states across the US and currently resides in Colorado. 

VLADIR INGERMAN – Distinguished Oilman, Doctor of Technical Science.

Having explored 74 countries, swum in 55 seas and oceans, and participated in a yacht trip around the globe, I’ve been fortunate to witness the richness life has to offer.

I was born in the Northern Caucasus of the Soviet Union. Professionally, my journey started in the Field Expedition of Tajikistan, transitioned into scientific circles in Moscow. Later, I led the exploration and development of oil and gas fields in Western Siberia and eventually traveled across the world to the United States. Along the way, I learned the values of resilience and adaptability—skills that have been essential in my pursuit of health and longevity.

I have lived in various countries, across different centuries and eras, experiencing life under both socialism and capitalism. I have observed diverse societal layers, cultures, and a wide range of geographical and climatic conditions.

Gul Aina is a Kazakh-born writer, satirist, and healthcare professional living in London. A decade ago, she fled Kazakhstan for political reasons, seeking refuge in the UK, where she rebuilt her life while navigating the eccentricities of British culture. When she’s not writing, she continues her work in healthcare, a profession she first trained for in her homeland.

Her writing is a sharp, unfiltered, and often hilarious reflection of her own journey as an outsider trying to make sense of a new world. Drawing from real-life experiences, Gul Aina infuses her storytelling with biting humor, cultural observations, and a fearless critique of power structures—both in the West and within the Kazakh diaspora.

Her debut novel introduces Lapshugal, a bold and unapologetic Kazakh woman making her way through London’s chaos with wit, survival instincts, and a knack for getting into (and out of) trouble. Gul Aina is currently working on two follow-up books: an origin story of Lapshugal, tracing her path from Kazakhstan to London, and a sequel that plunges her into the hidden world of the elite and powerful figures within the Kazakh diaspora—where money, influence, and scandal go hand in hand.

Gul Aina writes to entertain, to expose, and to give voice to the absurdities of exile, identity, and ambition. Through her sharp satire, she turns survival into an art form and hardship into comedy and poignant counterpoint.

You can follow her work and updates on upcoming releases at Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Davide Betton is an emerging Italian author who has carved out a distinctive niche in psychological thrillers set against the enchanting backdrop of Lake Garda. Drawing inspiration from the golden age of mystery writing and particularly Agatha Christie's psychological approach to crime fiction, Betton crafts intricate narratives that delve deep into the human psyche.

Currently based in the picturesque town of Garda on the shores of its namesake lake, Betton was born in Verona and maintains a strong connection to the region that features prominently in his works. His writing style combines the timeless appeal of classic mystery with a contemporary sensibility, creating atmospheric thrillers that keep readers guessing until the final page.

While two of his novels have been published to date, Betton's literary ambitions extend beyond the thriller genre. His upcoming works include a historical novel and an innovative series that blends esoteric and technological themes. The latter is exemplified by his "Mysteries at the Euroresidence" saga, of which the first volume has already been released, marking the beginning of what promises to be an engaging exploration of modern mysteries with metaphysical undertones.

Betton's work is characterized by its rich psychological depth, atmospheric settings, and the skillful way he weaves the stunning Lake Garda landscape into his narratives, making the location itself an integral character in his stories.

Am George Abraham a writer, publisher and also a marketer, I love writing different types of books and I have written two books so far the and still counting

Tammy Gregg crafts literary fiction that explores the elusive lines between reality and the surreal in New England. Her debut novel Why Did God Make the Tree? launches the Patrick Denny series, weaving together multiple narratives that examine how stories shape our understanding of consciousness and truth. A lifelong New Englander with degrees in English from Boston University, Gregg carries forward the psychological complexity of Hawthorne, James, and Jackson while addressing modern themes of mental health and institutional power through her distinct literary voice.

TJ Sparks is.....well, kind of weird. He writes about whatever interests him at the moment. Sometimes, it's fantasy; sometimes, it's more realism-based, but usually with a decent amount of humor, regardless of genre. He's as likely to write about an lgbtq+ couple as he is to write about a heterosexual couple and believes firmly in the concept of 'Love is Love.' When he isn't writing comedic tales of love, lust, voyeur goats, and passive-aggressive smart cars, TJ enjoys spending time outdoors soaking up the sun. He loves fishing on the pier, combing for sand dollars on the beach, and bonfires after sunset. He has a weakness for strays and will have to register with the local SPCA as an overflow shelter if he starts caring for one more. Nature provides TJ with inspiration and peace of mind, fueling his creative writing. The ironic humor he sees in everyday life sets the mood for his stories. Check out his Author's Page to see the rest of his works.