Born in Windsor Ontario, Rick Hundey’s careers in community planning, management, and consulting led him to Toronto, London, Southampton, and Exeter over the years.

​In 2005 Rick's first place award in the Alice Munro Writers’ Festival Short Story Contest was all the encouragement he needed to leave the safety of suits and ties for the unknown world of mystery writing.

Rick now has four Jack Beer mysteries under his belt. While it's gratifying to get two thumbs up in London Free Press reviews, Rick gets a bigger kick when his readers tell him they like the humour, the surprise endings, and the quirky dialogue.

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-Contacting the author directly 

Jane Anne hasn’t published her first book just yet—but it’s on the way! She’s currently working on a short story collection, and in the meantime, you can read a few of her stories on Reedsy. 

She does have a collection of greeting cards. Contact her directly to purchase.

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Hayley Linfield is an author living in Goderich. She has written literary fiction, horror fiction, children's stories, and creative non-fiction. Earlier in her writing career, she published several short stories and articles in various magazines, e-zines, and newspapers including the Globe and Mail, Reader's Digest, Regina Weese Literary Magazine, Death Head Grin, and KidsMagination.

In 2012, she won the Alice Munro Short Story Competition, and the following year she published her first novel, The Truth About Dandelions. More recently, in 2022, she published a book of micro-stories entitled, Rail Ties: A Story of Love (Moments Captured on the G2G), as a fundraiser for G2G Rail Trail Inc., a local hiking and cycling trail connecting Goderich to Guelph. Hayley also works as a freelance editor.

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Purchase "Rail Ties" locally at: 

-360 Bikes n Boards (Goderich) 

-The Village Bookshop (Bayfield)

-Elizabeth Watson Boutique (Millbank)

-Contacting the author directly 

Read "The Truth About Dandelions" at: 

-Huron County Library