Liza Perrat grew up in Australia where she worked as a general nurse and a midwife. When she met her French husband on a bus in Bangkok, she moved to France, where she has been living with her family for twenty-seven years, working as a medical translator and a novelist. Several of her short stories have won awards and been published in anthologies and small press magazines. Her articles on French culture are published in international magazines such as France Magazine, France Today and The Good Life France. Visit: lizaperrat.com
Clare Flynn is the author of thirteen historical novels. A former International Marketing Director and management consultant, she is now a full-time writer. Having lived and worked in London, Paris, Brussels, Milan and Sydney, home is now the coast, in Sussex, England, where she can watch the sea from her windows. An avid traveler, her books are often set in exotic locations. Clare is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a member of The Society of Authors, ALLi, and the Romantic Novelists Association. When not writing, she loves to read, quilt, paint and play the piano. Visit: clareflynn.co.uk
Helena writes Nordic fiction with a hint of both Romance and Noir. Her latest series, Love on the Island, is set on the quirky and serenely beautiful Åland Islands, which lie in the Baltic Sea between Finland and Sweden. Prize-winning author, former BBC journalist, bookseller, and magazine editor, Helena Halme holds an MSc in Marketing and an MA in Creative Writing. She has published twelve fiction titles and three nonfiction books. Addicted to Nordic Noir, Helena lives in London. Her guilty pleasure is dancing to Abba alone in her kitchen. Visit: helenahalme.com