Joanna Davidson Politano

I homeschool my three adventurous, messy, magnificent tiny humans and live out my second childhood by playing alongside them.

I worked as a medical writer for a pharmaceutical company and a Chrisitian publishing house that focused on Sunday school material. I also worked for myself as a freelance writer, and I was the toughest boss I ever had.

I married my hero Vince, who is my love and my polar opposite. I’m quiet, and he’s…less so. I break things, he fixes them. He’s nailed the “speak the truth” thing, and I bring the “in love” part. But the real spark to our marriage is that he does not like chocolate and I…like it a normal amount. We live in our house in the woods near Lake Michigan where we regularly receive visitors needing a break from adult life.

Titles from Grafted Page:

The Life She Forgot

April 21, 2026

Janyre Tromp

Fiery Myth-Infused Historical Suspense

Janyre Tromp is an award-winning, best-selling historical suspense novelist. She writes twisty tales that leave you guessing until the very end, but at their core, Janyre’s books hunt for beauty—even when it isn’t pretty. 

Her books include The Scorpion Thief, Darkness Calls the Tiger, Shadows in the Mind’s Eye, O Little Town, and Lovely Life. 

But she’s also a mom, award-winning editor, and wrangler of all things—including her fantastic teens and crazy fur babies. You can find her on social media or her website, www.JanyreTromp.com.

Titles from Grafted Page:

The Scorpion Thief
April 14, 2026

Jaime Jo Wright

Mystery Stained with History’s Secrets

Jaime Jo, is a coffee-fueled and cat-fancier extraordinaire who has entwined her life with her pirate, Captain Hook, and two side-kicks who think they’re adults. They’re not. She resides serenely in Wisconsin’s rural woodlands with her six cats, an axolotl, and too many houseplants to be reasonable.

Her literary vocation involves penning Gothic tales with a strong preference to the master of dark, Edgar Allan Poe. She prefers her literary passages through dark hallways ends with a spark of hope, and some have compared her hauntings to Scooby-Doo endings.

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