John Broughton has had a knack for writing stories since his school days. He has lived in several places in the South and the Midwest. He brings you stories based in his life experiences as well as daydreams. Virtually Criminal is his first venture into the world of published works.

Frédéric Zürcher started his career as an elementary school teacher in New York State before teaching on the high school level and later a professor of education in France. The award of several US and international patents brought him to USA, where he has been involved in product developments, marketing, operations, and general management, as well as CEO of several US and Far East based companies.

The author is a retired Engineer and Lawyer who has traveled extensively in Europe, Asia, Central, and South America for business and pleasure. He lives in Plymouth, Michigan. Has two adult children and is widowed.

This is his second published book.  He has been a “ NUT “ about Roman history and lives since he was in the 4th grade. He has traveled extensively in Europe to research and visit ancient Roman sites.

Jim Burke served more than 25 years in the Army, National Guard, and Army Reserve. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy and the Army Command and General Staff College. An amateur military historian, he is a Civil War Re-enactor with Company K, Third United States Regular Infantry, and Second New Hampshire Cavalry. 

Roger Nelson is a bicycle rider who qualified in 1994 to ride in the Race Across America. He's also been in more than a hundred races, most of them 5K. He's a writer with many varied interests, and holds a Bachelor of Religious Education for the Baptist Bible College in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, and a B.S. from Acquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He's a Michigan resident who resides in Texas during the winter.

Benjamin E. Jenkins (Ben) was born in Lincolnton, North Carolina. Ben currently resides in San Diego, California, with his wife and three daughters.

Miss Pierce has written nine children's books since retiring from teaching. She contends that the positive response to her work inspires her to continue. And she plans to do so as long as she has fun and interesting things to share.

Rev. Harry Freiermuth is a retired Roman Catholic priest of the Diocese of Monterey in California. His short fiction has been published in The Homestead Review of Hartnell College in Salinas, California, and in A Miracle Under The Christmas Tree for Harlequin. Lo! Jacaranda is his first novella.