Where Light Cannot Reach (Crusaders of the Lost Book 2) is William Mark’s latest thriller that explores the mystery of Rachel Goodwin’s murky past. The traumatic kidnapping of Rachel and Rhonda, her sister, some twenty years before is the source of her pain, motivation, and guilt. Rhonda remains missing. After coming across an odd yet distinctive landmark tied to her abduction, repressed memories come flooding back in vivid detail. As the haunting memories unfold, Rachel is left with questions leaving her desperate for answers.

William Mark grew up and still lives in Tallahassee with his family. He attended TCC and FSU, where he graduated with a BS degree in Criminology and a minor in Psychology. After college he attended the Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy in Midway, Florida. William has over seventeen years of police experience that includes assignments in Homicide and was a member of the departments Tactical Apprehension and Control (TAC) team.

S.R. Staley’s recently released, Calusa Spirits (Pirate of Panther Bay Series Book 3), follows Isabella, Jean-Michel, and her pirate crew from Cuba up the west coast of Florida when along the way, she has a showdown with a rogue tribe of Calusa Indians in the Florida everglades.

The action doesn’t stop as Isabella and her resilient band of pirates scramble to save their lives in daring ploy to escape the gallows of a relentless foe.

S.R. Staley is an award-winning author who has written more than 150 articles and commentaries during his two-decade long career as a public policy researcher, analyst, and novelist, but no form of writing captures his interest and passions like books. He is the Director of the DeVoe Moore Center in the College of Social Sciences at FSU in Tallahassee where he also teaches classes in urban planning and urban economics.

Both authors will have copies of all their books available on Saturday, including their newest titles. We hope you’ll come out and meet William Mark and S.R. Staley!