Authors

John Steel is a UK-based novelist whose debut thriller, Migrant Crisis, explores the collision between politics, human ambition, and the struggle for survival in a rapidly changing world.

After a long career supporting individuals and businesses through complex financial and regulatory challenges, he turned to fiction to explore the human consequences of policy, power, and moral ambiguity.

Fascinated by the motivations of leaders, strategists, and ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances, he writes character-driven stories with authenticity, tension, and dark wit.

Migrant Crisis is the first in a planned series examining the pressures facing modern societies, and the individuals who shape, test, or threaten their future.

Julie D'Aloiso - A writer and journalist based in Northeast Ohio. Her reporting focuses on real people and real communities, but her fiction looks beyond the everyday. She is especially interested in the possibility of connecting worlds—the thin lines between the known and the unknown, and the pathways that bridge them.

Ex-banker | Writing quiet truths on love, marriage, family and life

Judith Ratcliffe is a Privacy Professional, Speaker and Author, who shares her wealth of experience and knowledge in the fields of Privacy and Financial Crime Prevention with the General Public, as well as both New and Seasoned Practioners, Academics, Judges, Journalists and Politicians in three non-fiction books, which give practical and down to earth solutions for real-world problems, as well as highlighting core issues and things that (in her view) need to change to protect your Privacy (and other Human Rights) better, reduce costs and protect the environment (amongst other things). She writes in everyday language and advocates for plain-English in all things, including UK legislation (where she notes this is often lacking). Her missions include debunking compliance myths, integrating practical Privacy Compliance into every organisation’s every day activities and making the Law understandable for non-lawyers.

Judith Ratcliffe also writes poetry, children's stories and authored a chapter in Voices of Women.

She has written articles on a wide range of subjects from legal matters to entertainment news, for a linkedin blog, local newspapers, the Law Society of Scotland Journal, the Expert Witness Institute Newsletter, law firm websites, students' union magazines and hospital radio websites and magazines. For a number of those articles, she also produced accompanying photographs.

She has also authored an investigative report on AI Road Safety Cameras.

Sienna Moretti writes dark, addictive mafia romance where power is dangerous, desire is a weakness, and love comes at a cost.

Her stories explore ruthless men who rule from the shadows and strong women forced into their world—where loyalty is currency, control is seductive, and survival often means surrendering everything you thought you were.

Expect morally grey anti-heroes, high-stakes obsession, forced proximity, and slow-burn tension that ignites into unapologetically intense romance. Sienna’s books are perfect for readers who crave dark atmospheres, dominant heroes, and emotionally charged stories that don’t pull their punches.

When she’s not writing, Sienna can usually be found plotting her next betrayal, refining her villains, or reminding herself that falling for fictional mafia dons is probably not a life skill.

My name is Tony Rose. I am an author from Montgomery, Alabama.

I am a family man who just looks to make life simpler. I wrote my book from life experiences. I’m wanting to keep things simple and to the point to better help others.

I believe in leaving a legacy.

Stephen Castle is a South African writer with a long-standing interest in agriculture, borderlands, and the quiet economies that shape people’s lives behind official statistics.

When not writing crime and conspiracy fiction, he has worked in agribusiness/development projects/consultancy across Southern and Central Africa, spending time on farms, in small towns, and along transport corridors that rarely make the news but carry much of a region’s story.

Cover Crop is the first Paul Smart novel and the opening book in The Border Syndicate Series.

Stephen lives in Cape Town with his Family.

Mary-Jo Bathe is the debut solo author of Built to Thrive, which ranked Top 1,500 in Women’s Biographies (Books) on Amazon and Top 400 in Women’s Biographies on Kindle.