In Three Who Saw Mary, Richard Parnes weaves a faith-filled story of three young women from different backgrounds whose mysterious visions draw them together at St. Lawrence Martyr Catholic Church. Guided by the Blessed Mother, Kaye, Pamela, and Anna Maria discover a shared calling rooted in prayer, compassion, service, and hope. Their journey reveals how faith can transform personal struggles into purpose—and how ordinary people can become instruments of peace in a troubled world.
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Dominic Pichotta is a fiction writer who resides in Minnesota. He is the seventh of nine in his family and an uncle to four. When he is not writing, he can be found reading about the saints, composing music, playing saxophone, or enjoying a game of baseball. (Go Twins!) You can visit his website at 
Virginia Lee Bliss brings the perspective of a traveler, teacher and biologist, to her published works. Her experience of living in Scotland and Poland appears in her books, as do her years of teaching college biology. She lives on a lake in Central Massachusetts, where she’s inspired by the history and beauty of New England.
Dr. Michael J. Morris brings a unique perspective to the thriller genre, combining his extensive academic background in biblical studies with a talent for crafting compelling narratives that explore the intersection of language, history, and the unseen spiritual realm.
Gen Ponce is a freelance author, artist, and community organizer from South Texas. A devoted Catholic, wife, and mother, she draws inspiration from Scripture, philosophy, and the beauty of the natural world to create stories that explore the deepest questions of the human person. Her writing reflects a lifelong love of storytelling and the Christian intellectual tradition. The Chronicles of Law, her debut novel, presents a richly imagined allegory of truth, freedom, virtue, and redemption through an unforgettable cast of animal characters.