Laurean Brooks
Laurean Brooks writes inspirational romance with heart, wit, and humor. Chivalrous heroes stand by to rescue their heroines from a plethora of scrapes they manage to get themselves into. Her sassy heroines are familiar with the taste of their own shoe leather, since foot-in-mouth episodes prevail throughout her stories.
Ms. Brooks developed a love for writing after she’d read a book report to her fifth-grade class and the teacher announced to the students, “One day Laurean will become an author.”
Ms. Brooks’ imagination got her into trouble that same year when she wrote an assignment on Columbus’s adventures. Or should I say Columbus’ “mis”adventures?
Miss Mary didn’t crack a smile when the wild natives stuffed Columbus inside a 
cannon then shot him back across the ocean. The class found the story hysterically funny, but Miss Mary never cracked a smile. In fact, the teacher politely asked Laurean to rewrite the essay, to make it more “realistic.”
Laurean Brooks titles can be found on Amazon, Smashwords, and Barnes & Noble.
Susan Page Davis
Susan Page Davis is the author of more than 60 novels, including the Ladies’ Shooting Club series, Texas Trails series, Prairie Dreams series, and the Frasier Island Series. She is a winner of the Carol Award, the Will Rogers Medallion Award, and the Inspirational Readers’ Choice Award, as well as being a finalist in the Willa Literary Awards and More Than Magic Contest. Her novels have been selections of the Literary Guild, Crossings Book Club, and Faithpoint Book Club. She is known for her historical romances and cozy mysteries. A native of Maine, she moved to western Kentucky in 2010. Her husband, Jim, is a retired news editor. They are the parents of six and grandparents of ten. Visit her website at: www.susanpagedavis.com.
Pam Harris
Pam Harris lives in her hometown in Tennessee but she spent her childhood in Arizona and makes regular visits to family members who live there. She has worked for two newspapers as a news reporter and features writer as well as having written for Christian Woman magazine. She taught foreign languages and journalism to high school students for many years before taking on the role of middle school principal. After serving seven years in that role, she returned to the classroom. She is a member of the Association of Christian Fiction Writers and a writing group comprised of women writers from western Kentucky and Tennessee.
A graduate of the University of Tennessee with a degree in liberal arts and a master’s degree in education, she lives in a small college town where she enjoys vegetable gardening, fitness walking, reading, and spending time with family and friends. She has traveled throughout much of the United States and to parts of Mexico and Canada, and she draws on those experiences for her writing.
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