Authors

My name is Tim Parsons, I am the author of the children's book series paramedic Chris which aim to help develop children's reading skills. 

Deborah Tadema, featured in the New York Times, writes stories where honor is tested, forgiveness is earned, and love survives the wreckage of human choice. Known for the ‘Honor’ and ‘Sievers’ series, her writing blends historical depth with emotional realism by capturing faith, family, and redemption in their rawest form.

As Founder and Chief Executive of The Johnson Leadership Group LLC, Kevin provides organizations, and the people who work within them, with the tools to forge effective personnel and interpersonal communication. He delivers training on the elements of dynamic relationships, to equip teams with the attitudes and attributes needed to develop individuals into leaders. He does so through motivating workshops, seminars, insightful keynote speeches and compassionate coaching, all to encourage personal and professional growth. He is a John Maxwell Team certified trainer, coach, mentor and speaker, and an active member of the International Coaching Federation. Kevin enjoyed a 34-year career (retired) in government and private industry as a senior level leader. A native of Richmond, Virginia, he earned a B.S. in Business Administration and Management from Virginia Commonwealth University. Kevin is an ordained minister by the Church of God Ministries, Incorporated, Anderson, IN, and has held multiple leadership positions at the local, regional, national and international levels, including Senior Pastor. His best-selling book series – Give God the Glory! – earned 19 literary awards from 2001 to 2013 and book #1 in the Leadership with a Servant’s Heart series was a 2-time Amazon.com new release best-seller and earned 9 literary awards in 2020 and 2021. Since 2009, he has served as co-host of the Christian Authors on Tour radio show on Blog Talk Radio and currently shares leadership tips twice per month on the Words of Wisdom Champion podcast that is distributed by Elite Conversation Media. He has been married to his wife Gail for 29 years, they live in Clarksville, Maryland, and from their union raised three sons.  

Deborah J Barker, author of, The Ghost Girl at Angel Cottage, was born in Chelmsford, Essex in 1956 and would live in a library if she could. Since that is not possible, the home she shares with her husband and family in Hampshire, is crammed with books of every genre. Writing has always been second nature to her and her short stories and articles have been published in magazines both here and in America.

Having a love of the West Country and a lifelong interest in all things spiritual, she naturally explores the possibilities of time-slip and the paranormal, in her writing.

When not writing or reading, Deborah enjoys walking her dogs, playing with her grandchildren and staying in her second home in Fowey, Cornwall with the family.

The Ghost girl at Angel Cottage was formerly published under the title of, Once Upon a Christmas Eve.

Robert is an Award-Winning writer and author with a knack for military/political thrillers. He has NINE published novels to date. He's here to share his stories and perhaps be of some help to other writers. Robert enjoys writing about subjects in our history, family drama, and things readers can relate to and enjoy. The positive feedback, ratings and reviews on his stories keeps him writing for more. Robert is active, going to the gym, working with his hands and getting out in the great outdoors.
Robert's top-rated books have achieved some fine reviews and can be found on Amazon and Audible/ACX

 Author of the conspiracy thriller ‘The Shape of Rain’, Nick Hirst has just completed his second novel - 'Second Spider from the Right' - a dystopian geopolitical thriller with a whodunit element. Drawing on sci-fi tropes, it paints a vision of the future where most of the world is under the totalitarian control of the Internation Corporate Council - a part altruistic, part authoritian system of government run by an amalgam of uber international corporations. The narrative weaves multiple technological and political predictions for the next 60 years into the story of a lone pilot stumbling on a global conspiracy. 

Nick Hirst is a former BBC producer and journalist specialising in music and entertainment programming. Prior to this, he had been the first professional TV and radio presenter on Saudi Arabia’s English language TV and radio services. Trained as an actor, he appeared in a number of UK TV series in the ‘80’s and performed in multiple theatre tours covering England, Wales and Scotland.

As a writer, he has contributed over two hundred magazine and internet articles on subjects as wide ranging as music, football and finance and worked on the script for the 2015 documentary film ‘Sugar Blues’ by acclaimed Czech director – Andrea Culkova. With hundreds of radio programmes to his name, he has interviewed some of the biggest names in music around the world for the BBC including Ozzy Osbourne, Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb (The Bee Gees), Paul McCartney, Lemmy, Chris Rea, Marvin Hamlisch, Cher, Fiona Apple, Melissa Etheridge, Susannah Hoffs (The Bangles), Bill Wyman, Nils Lofgren, Lynryd Skynyrd, Megadeth and many more. He now spends his time writing, blogging and providing copywriting and proofreading servcies to English language websites. He also teaches English to a wide variety of students in the Czech Republic where he now resides.

Graham Wilson lives in Sydney Australia.
He has completed and published twelve novels and a memoir.
His most recent novel is : 'Mysteries', set in early Sydney about an old house and a mother and child missing for 30 years.
Other novels comprise two series,
1. Old Balmain House Series - 3 books
2. Crocodile Dreaming Series - 7 books.
He has also written a standalone novels, 'Risk Free' and 'Mysteries'.

Graham's family memoir, 'Arnhem's Kaleidoscope Children' tells of his family's life in an aboriginal community the Northern Territory's remote Arnhem Land. It chronicles an idyllic childhood, 50 years of change with aboriginal land rights and discovery or uranium. It also tells of his surviving an attack by a large crocodile and of his work over two decades in the outback of the NT.

Graham's career was first as a veterinarian in a mixed practice treating farm animals and people's pets, before following his love for wildlife through working at Melbourne, Taronga and Western Plains Zoos. He spent two decades working on large cattle and buffalo properties in the Northern Territory before moving to Sydney where he now lives in one of Sydney's oldest houses in the Rocks. He has continued to follow his joint passions working with animals, wildlife conservation and writing stories.