Local Authors x Brome Lake Books

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Nicholas Kinsey

Nicholas Kinsey is a Canadian / British writer and director of feature films and television dramas. A prolific and multi-talented film director and producer, Kinsey has been a successful novelist, director of photography, scriptwriter, and film editor over a long career. He has written six bestselling historical fiction novels and twenty feature and television drama screenplays. Visit Nicholas at: www.nicholaskinsey.com.

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Stephen Gobby

Stephen Gobby was born, raised and educated in Montreal, Quebec. He has also lived in Alberta and in Arizona. He has worked as a teacher, police officer, insurance investigator, martial arts instructor, musician, and editor. 

He now lives in Knowlton, where he just completed Zola, Book 2 in the series Tales from the Townships.

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Ronald Myles

Ronald Myles is a retired member of the famed Royal Canadian Mounted Police.  He spent over twenty seven years as a Police officer, intelligence agent and private investigator. His vast experience in information gathering and law enforcement gives him a unique look into the vast region of the underground world. Justice is often seen as being pro criminal with not enough attention given to the havoc that these offenders cause. Many victims feel unsatisfied with the Courts and dream of seeking their own justice, their own revenge. This novel caters to them. Ronald is married with two grown daughters and four angelic grand children. He lives in Quebec, an hours drive from Montreal. He can be reached at vigilante22@tutamail.com .

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Kira Nightingale

Kira Nightingale is a Scot living in Canada with her husband, two kids and a clumsy cat called Scout. She writes paranormal romance with action-packed plots, hot shifters and small-town vibes. You can connect with Kira on her Facebook Reader Group, The Night Pack, or sign up to her newsletter for all the latest news at: www.kiranightingale.com

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Robert E. MorellRobert ‘Bob’ Morell was born in Verdun in 1949, raised in Lachine, and now lives with his Jamaican-born wife, Camille, in Dorval, Québec. Bob has two sons, Jon and Ben, and two grandsons, Eddie and Arthur, who are the joys of his life. A retired chemist, Bob thoroughly enjoyed a 41-year career as a pharmaceutical lab technologist. After retiring in 2009, he has served as a volunteer.  He volunteered at the Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence, where he performed a weekly shift in the kitchen for over 10 years. He currently volunteers in the chapel at the Cowansville Correctional Institution, where he has served for more than 15 years. Bob is a member of Communitas, a non-profit organization that supports inmates and former inmates. In his own words, “My book Bob Appetit brings together my love of cooking and my passion for prison ministry. The book was originally meant to be a gift to ex-inmates so that they could prepare simple, nutritious, tasty meals. All profits from book sales are donated to Communitas.” A former long-distance runner, a veteran of 20 marathons, Bob still enjoys running, as well as kayaking, cycling, and tennis. Bob has begun passing on these skills to his grandsons as well as his extended family of former inmates. If publishing Bob Appetit has taught Bob anything, it is that it is never too late to try something new.