Dennis E. Hensley holds four degrees in communications, including a PhD in English from Ball State University. He is chair of the Department of Professional Writing at Taylor University, where he holds the rank of full professor. Dr. Hensley is a recipient of the "Award for Teaching Excellence" from Indiana University and the "Elisabeth Sherrill Lifetime Achievement Award for Writing and Speaking." He is the author of 60 books and more than 3,500 published articles, devotions, interviews, columns, and features. He was awarded six medals for service in Vietnam as a sergeant in the United States Army. His new novel, Pseudonym, coauthored with Diana Savage, is a Whitaker House 2016 release. He and his wife, Rose, have two grown married children and four grandchildren.
Reared by a preacher in a small town of Grove, Oklahoma, Holly G. Miller has learned to embrace the Word of God and apply it to her everyday life. Holly is a working journalist and communication consultant with bylines in numerous publications, including Reader's Digest, TV Guide, and Indianapolis Monthly. She has degrees from Indiana University and Ball State University, and teaches advanced feature writing classes across the country. In addition to writing, ghost-writing, and coauthoring more than a dozen books, she has won awards from the Associated Press, the Society of American Travel Writers, and the Evangelical Press Association. She is passionate about people and actively gives women hope and encouragement in their daily lives. Happily married, Holly's husband, Charlie, calls her a "warrior" as she stands against the enemy.