About

Tony is the founder of City Fiction.

He spent over twenty years in the City of London as a corporate financier building St Helen’s Capital Into a successful PLUS Markets advisory firm. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers which recognised his articles on leasing and instalment credit for various financial magazines.

He has written a number of financial books. He has been chairman of a Conservative Association and a Bedfordshire County Councillor.

He has written seven DCI Sarah Rudd detective books and created the Novella Nostalgia series.

Dave Lyons is founder and Director of Raven Crest Books, an independent publisher specialising in the selection of inspiring new authors and publishing to the fast growing ebook market as well as traditional paperback books. The publishing and marketing model was developed by Lyons based on a career in various sales and marketing environments including beer, wines and spirits, mobile devices and communications infrastructure.

Dave is also qualified as a financial adviser and is a trustee of a company pension scheme. He has a pilot's licence and can regularly be found in the skies around Wales and Shropshire. He is married with two daughters and lives in Shropshire. He is an editor of his local glossy magazine - Stretton Focus.

He joins the growing City Fiction team to offer his special skills in generating ebook sales as well as adding his all round publishing knowledge.

Teresa has over 20 years’ experience in media relations and is the founder of PR agency Love PR London located in Fulham.

Specialists in creating and building profiles for individuals, brands and businesses, Teresa and her team work with clients across the board including film & TV, authors, consumer lifestyle, sports stars and celebrities.

Love PR London work closely with all UK media platforms placing clients’ news stories and features prominently in national print, broadcast and digitally achieving coverage on daily basis.

For more information, please visit www.loveprlondon.com