Leslie Lee


Biography

Interested in all literature, in all good story telling no matter the format. Living in Los Angeles, favorite city. Having fun, it's a good thing.

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Books

Pile of Stone    by Leslie Lee
Price: $0.99 USD. 3220 words. Published on January 12, 2011. Fiction.

Trying to make sense of a time that has passed, a man builds markers that seem inexplicable and timeless.
savant    by Leslie Lee
You set the price! 11190 words. Published on December 2, 2009. Fiction.

Gail, a psychiatrist specializing in savants, is enmeshed in the peculiar talent of a new patient. It threatens her career and her sanity as she struggles to cure and help the family of the blessed or cursed young savant.
Certain Death    by Leslie Lee
Price: Free! 3620 words. Published on September 14, 2009. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
In a universe of immortality, are we so different? Why choose death?
CULL    by Leslie Lee
You set the price! 5860 words. Published on September 5, 2009. Fiction.

In this world, the Cull assures that the population is kept strictly under control. Everyone agrees with the necessity. Except maybe his wife... Has she run from the government to protect her brood or are there other forces at work?
Crying Uncle    by Leslie Lee
Price: $0.99 USD. 5790 words. Published on August 12, 2009. Fiction.

Running and hiding does no good when you call your demon to you.
The Skin Gallery    by Leslie Lee
Price: $0.99 USD. 6560 words. Published on July 31, 2009. Fiction.

She wants MIke do a special tattoo on her. And she's going to get it from him no matter what it takes and who has to die.
Missive Attack    by Leslie Lee
Price: $0.99 USD. 2720 words. Published on July 25, 2009. Fiction.

Don't you just hate Christmas Letters?
Found    by Leslie Lee
You set the price! 5860 words. Published on July 6, 2009. Fiction.

How can you deal with an alien who has seeming limitless power but has tried to hide himself away? A man, broken by a previous First Contact, must come to terms with his own history as he tries to solve the riddle.
Partners    by Leslie Lee
You set the price! 4630 words. Published on June 3, 2009. Fiction.

Partners in violent crime extort a secret from a victim which they find leads to a gruesome parting of the ways. Some secrets are best not known.
In Paintings    by Leslie Lee
You set the price! 9030 words. Published on May 26, 2009. Fiction.

A Demon and a mortal come to an agreement on the meaning of appearance and pain and art and survival and even a little about love.
The Tube    by Leslie Lee
You set the price! 6270 words. Published on April 14, 2009. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
An assassin has a chance to redeem himself. Will his code under which he has lived and survived allow him to save instead of kill?

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  • Line of Descent on Sep. 05, 2010
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    An excellent story with many unique perspectives of an undersea fantasy. Story and character driven, always entertaining, definitely worth reading. Highly recommend it.
  • The First Tale on Nov. 02, 2010
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    Buy it. The First Tale is a fun read by icy Sedgwick. The story moves fast providing quick turns and jolts. She has created a world I hope she will continue to explore and reveal to us what she has found. Her characters are enjoyable, the setting intriguing, the plot suspenseful. There are many questions left, leaving me wanting more. I am glad she did not mire the story in details, yet I hope she does flesh out her world if she chooses to revisit in subsequent books. Well worth reading.
  • Force of Habit on Oct. 23, 2011
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    One of the oldest and most successful plot devices is the mistaken identity. In the hands of a master, this never gets old and is always fun. I’m guessing the reason for that is we the reader or watcher know a little more than the characters thereby engaging us with them and in their lives. Marian Allen has masterfully employed this technique in Force of Habit. We travel the rocky paths of her characters, amazed at sudden twists and unexpected turns. The authoress has gifted her characters with superb dialog. The environment is different, alien but familiar at the same time. A quick and delightful read. Like Marian Allen’s other book, Eel’s Reverence, this book leaves us wanting more. Highly recommended.