Kim Cresswell resides in Ontario, Canada, and is the award-winning author of the action-packed Whitney Steel romantic suspense series. As a multi-genre author, her books have been featured online at USA Today, NBC, FOX, Publishers Weekly, Booklife, and ScifiPulse.net. The Assassin Chronicles TV series was in development with Council Tree Productions. The TV series is based on Kim's paranormal suspense thriller, Deadly Shadow, and the highly anticipated sequel, Invisible Truth.

Coming soon!

Invisible Truth (The Assassin Chronicles - Book Two)

Redemption (A Whitney Steel Novel - Book Four)

Eastfall (Sum of Tears - Book Three)

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About the Author

Robert J. Hoshowsky’s most recent True Crime book, OUTRAGED: The Murder of Shoeshine Boy Emanuel Jaques, documents one of the most infamous murders in Canadian history. Set against the seedy backdrop of Toronto's Yonge Street in the 1970s and its many sex shops and body rub parlors, OUTRAGED examines not only Emanuel’s brutal death, but the circumstances resulting in Yonge Street’s demise and resurrection through extensive original interviews, police and court transcripts, and hundreds of previously unpublished documents and photos.

The author of three books, Hoshowsky’s previous bestsellers include the Arthur Ellis Award-nominated The Last to Die: Ronald Turpin, Arthur Lucas, and the End of Capital Punishment in Canada, and Unsolved: True Canadian Cold Cases.

Published in over 100 magazines and newspapers worldwide, Hoshowsky has profiled serial killers including Jeffrey Dahmer, John Christie, Leonard Lake and Charles Ng, Sheila Labarre, and Andrei Chikatilo.

A former Researcher-Reporter at Maclean’s magazine, Hoshowsky regularly appears on television discussing unsolved murders and disappearances, most recently as an on-camera expert for Hours to Kill, a new 26-part True Crime murder series airing worldwide.

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Lee Mellor, Ph.D. is an author, profiler, criminologist, CEO, and musician based out of Toronto, Canada. His books, the national bestseller "Cold North Killers: Canadian Serial Murder" (2012) and "Rampage: Canadian Mass Murder and Spree Killing" (2013) focus on the under-explored topic of multicide in Canada. Mellor's academic works include "Homicide: A Forensic Psychology Casebook" (2016), "Understanding Necrophilia: A Global Multidisciplinary Approach" (2017), and two chapters on literary criminology for "The Criminal Humanities: An Introduction" (2016). Recently, he authored a substantial portion of "The Crime Book" (2017) for DK's Big Ideas, Simply Explained series. His 2020 work "Behind the Horror" looks at the terrifying true stories that inspired horror movies from Psycho to Jaws to A Nightmare on Elm Street and more!

As Vice-President of the American Investigative Society of Cold Cases, Mellor has consulted with police investigators on unsolved murders in London, New York, Washington, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Ohio, and Alabama.

He is the co-founder of Grinning Man Press, and is editor-in-chief and a contributor to the e-magazine "Serial Killer Quarterly".

Until his career as an author took off, Lee devoted a great deal of time to writing, performing, and recording storytelling music. He was voted among the Top Ten Singer-Songwriters in Montreal three years in a row, and in 2008 ranked #3 next to Leonard Cohen and Rufus Wainwright. His first album Ghost Town Heart (2007) was considered one of the best "country" albums of the year by numerous indie publications and reviewers, and is notable for the songs “Liberty Street” and ”Nowhere, Manitoba.” In 2011, he recorded ten more tracks for his second album Lose - with the title track and “Suzy Blue Eyes” being two of his more popular tunes.