Missouri Vaun spent a large part of her childhood in southern Mississippi before attending high school in North Carolina and college in Tennessee. Strong connections to her roots in the rural South have been a grounding force throughout her life. Vaun spent twelve years working for newspapers in places as disparate as Chicago, Atlanta, and Jackson, MS. Her novels are heartfelt, earthy, and speak of loyalty and our responsibility to others. She currently lives in Northern California with her wife, Evelyn. Missouri Vaun also writes under the name Paige Braddock. Morgan Lee Miller started writing at the age of five in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio, where she entertained herself by composing her first few novels all by hand. She majored in journalism and creative writing at Grand Valley State University. When she's not introverting and writing, Morgan works for an animal welfare nonprofit and tries to make the world a slightly better place. She previously worked for an LGBT rights organization. She currently resides in Washington, DC, with her two feline children, whom she's unapologetically obsessed with. Nell Stark is an award-winning author of lesbian romance. In 2010, everafter (with Trinity Tam) won a Goldie award in the paranormal romance category and was shortlisted for the Foreword Book of the Year award in the horror category. In 2013, The Princess Affair was a Lambda Literary Award finalist in the lesbian romance category. In 2015, The Princess and the Prix was a Golden Crown Literary Society finalist in the traditional contemporary romance category. When she is not writing, Nell teaches at a community college in the SUNY system. She and her wife Jane Chen (Trinity Tam) live in New York City.