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Donald G. Wilson was born in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Ridley Township High School, in Folsom, Pennsylvania, he attended Tusculum College, Greeneville, Tennessee majoring in religion and sociology. After graduating Cum Laude with a B.A. degree, he continued his post graduate education at the University of Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee, receiving an LLB degree. Following employment as a labor relations attorney with a USS subsidiary, he entered the FBI where he worked during the turbulent ‘60s and ‘70s as a Special Agent rising to the rank of Supervisory Agent at FBI headquarters, Washington D.C. Following his FBI career, he moved to the private sector becoming involved in the collection of foreign intelligence information and prevention of domestic and international terrorist events. He currently resides in the Uwharrie mountain region of North Carolina where he concentrates on a variety of interests including authoring the Carter Holiday Mystery series, swimming and keeping company with his 20-pound Maine Coon cat, Gustopher Phineas (better known as Gus). Previous literary credits include: “Evidence Withheld,” 2013; “The 1960s: The Assassination Decade,” 2015; “Genesis: and the Non-Interventionist,” 2019. Works currently in progress include three Carter Holiday mysteries titled: “Assassin”; “Lithium” and “Deadly Revenge;” and projected for a spring release are: “Her Name was Natalie,” a biographical account of the Author’s relationship with the late actress Natalie Wood and “The MLK Assassination Evidence.”