Sean Collinson, Cristina LePort, and Allyson Johnson of National Geographic

Sean Collinsonhttps://www.seancollinson.com/Cristina LePortDon't miss Dissection, an upcoming riveting medical thriller by the Cardiologist who makes your heart flutter at every turn of a page. Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Diseaseshttps://cristinaleport.com/Allyson JohnsonSenior Editor at National Geographichttps://www.amazon.com/National-Geographic-Complete-United-States/dp/1426222335Sean Collinson is a world-renowned civil and family law mediator as well as the best-selling author of 7 Keys to Love. Sean has found a way to share his most vulnerable moments in his latest book, Whiteout. After years as one of the most successful civil and family law mediators, Sean's unexpected motorcycle tragedy inspires a raw memoir of resilience, rescue, recovery and reward. Collinson cautions us just how fleeting the human experience can be and reminds us to take a step back to appreciate the things that truly matter. https://www.seancollinson.com/Cristina LePort emigrated to the U.S. from Italy when she was 26. Though she came for her medical school internship and residency, she could barely speak English. Fast forward to October 2022, Cristina has been practicing medicine as a cardiology specialist for over 30 years. Cristina has combined her twin passions of medicine and fiction in her medical thriller Dissection, a handful of mysterious heart attack and stroke cases occur, preceded by the victims receiving a card warning them of their fate within an hour. https://cristinaleport.com/Allyson Johnson is a senior editor for National Geographic books, where she publishes travel, photography, cookbooks, and illustrated reference titles, including the New York Times bestselling Blue Zones Kitchen by Dan Buettner; the top-selling 5,000 Ideas series by Joe Yogerst; and the upcoming National Geographic The 21st Century along with many others. Previously she worked as a lifestyle editor at Every Day Rachael Ray magazine where she covered food, travel, and DIY. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/