Pat Spencer

In addition to Story of a Stolen Girl, Dr. Pat Spencer authored a textbook, several short stories, newspaper and magazine columns, trade and scholarly articles. She is currently working on her second novel. Pat speaks at community and service organizations on the topic of human trafficking.
Pat received degrees from Riverside Community College, University of La Verne, and theUniversity of California, Riverside. She began her academic career as a community college teacher and retired as a college president. When Pat is not writing, she is golfing, reading, walking on Southern California beaches, or hanging out at book clubs or with family and friends.
She can be found online at http://patspencer.net. Story of a Stolen Girl is available on Amazon, Kindle, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Goodreads, Google Books, etc. CLICK HERE to see her novel and textbook on Amazon.

Tammy Bird

Tammy Bird is a suspense/thriller author. She currently lives in Wendell, North Carolina with her wife and two cats. By day, she pours her heart into helping students fulfill their educational dreams. The best part of her job is mentoring aspiring writers and watching as each finds his or her rhythm and voice. By night she sinks into her own rhythm and voice, creating new characters and new stories that she hopes will both teach and entertain. "Storytelling with a purpose," she calls it, a way to give back to the many who gave up so much in the past to represent those in the margins.

Tammy's work is rarely defined as sweet or cozy, and she likes it that way. She is here for the beautiful swirl of psychologically hard and gritty and fantastically real.

You can connect with Tammy on FaceBook at Tammy Bird, author, Instagram @tammybirdauthor, and Twitter @Tammy_Bird. You can also visit her website at tammybird.com.

Patricia Loofbourrow

Patricia Loofbourrow was born in southern California in 1962. She began writing poetry in her teen years, and wrote her first novel during the 2005 National Novel Writing Month, going on to write well over 100 stories, mostly speculative fiction. She became a USA Today and NY Times best-selling author in February 2017 with her debut novel The Jacq of Spades as part of the Dark Humanity science fiction and fantasy box set.
Patricia Loofbourrow grew up on Heinlein, Bradbury, and Asimov, and found at an early age that she loved science. Earning a Bachelor’s degree in Microbiology with a minor in Chemistry from Cal Poly Pomona then an MD from Rush University, Dr. Loofbourrow practiced family medicine for ten years before changing careers in 2000 due to disability.
After leaving medicine, Patricia Loofbourrow ran one of the first “ask a doctor” patient education websites from 2000-2004. She has been a long-time member of the Forward Motion Forums, and has worked as a freelance writer, editor, and graphic designer since 2000. She currently lives in Oklahoma with her husband and three grown children.

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