Rebecca Moesta (pronounced MESS-tuh) is the bestselling author of forty books, both solo and in collaboration with her husband, Kevin J. Anderson. Much of her writing focuses on teens. Her solo work includes A Christmas to Remember, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Junior Jedi Knights novels, short stories, articles, ghostwriting, and editing anthologies. With Kevin, she has written the Crystal Doors trilogy, the Star Challengers trilogy, the Young Jedi Knights series, movie and game novelizations, lyrics for rock CDs, graphic novels, pop-up books, and writing books, such as Writing as a Team Sport. Rebecca and her husband are the publishers of WordFire Press. www.wordfirepress.com
In America, getting a first car is a rite of passage for many teenagers and a source of great anxiety for their parents. Though the future may bring changes in technology and society, there will always be some similar rite of passage to give young adults joy and parents ulcers. This story is set in an underwater city, to explore the idea that teens will always be teens, and parents will be parents.
David Furnal, from San Jose, California, started drawing at an early age, gaining inspiration from comics, anime, video games, and cartoons.
David graduated from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California in 2011, and has since been doing freelance illustration and commissions for a number of clients.
He loves to create original stories using his art, and is working on completing a graphic novel in the near future. He is happy to have the opportunity to draw and paint on a daily basis.
David is a former quarterly winner of the Illustrators of the Future award. His artwork was published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 33. www.artstation.com/davidfurnal