Lee Carey
Biography
Sandy high-fives to you from Va. Beach. I've been writing novels and short stories since '99. My first published novel is for pet lovers of all ages. "Gabby...All About Me" is a story about an unpublished author who adopts an unwanted pooch...together they become an unbeatable team.
My second pet novel "Pets In Paradise" is now out and I'll admit, it's the most fun write I've done. Heartwarming for all pet lovers.
I live with my dear wife who fills the role of editor since she's a graduate of UNC. Her support and assistance makes writing much easier.
We live on the beach in a small coastal area known as Sandbridge Beach. I enjoy writing, surfing, fishing, playing the drums, and spending time on the coast with my wife.
My motto is: Keep smilin'...and paddle hard for every wave...it might be your best ride.
My novels are available here and Kindle.
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- Broken Highway: A Thomas Highway Story
on June 24, 2011
(no rating)
Great story with excellent characters. Fast-paced action and perfect dialogue. Springer has a real page-turner and a perfect short story to make this reader want to read his other works. Thanks for a fun read with a great ending. Keep smilin'...Lee
- Broken Highway: A Thomas Highway Story
on June 24, 2011
Oops...forget the stars...I'll bet Highway's victims are still seein' 'em...
- Life Lessons from a Cat
on July 23, 2011
Very touching and thought-provoking. Kate writes this piece with heart, revealing a special kinship with her kitties. Great pics too...nice work, Kate. Keep smilin'...
- Home Maid (The Perkins' Maid)
on Dec. 03, 2011
Very nicely done, Sara. Thank you...I'm smilin'...
- Reenacting a Murder
on Jan. 24, 2012
Kudos to Wayne Zurl for another page-turner. If you're ready for a weekend (short story) trip to TN, then you'll find yourself surrounded by Revolutionary reenactors, but one of them is 'room temperature'. Sam Jenkins, police chief, smoothly takes you through a classic investigation, except it's filled with good ole country folks, complete with actions and accents. Zurl uses great dialogue, pace, description, and wallops you with a surprise ending. I only have one beef...it's only a short story. So, read "Prospect" for a full week (novel). Nice work, Wayne.
- Officer Down
on Jan. 26, 2012
I picked up this short, surfing along. Sandy high-fives to DeLee on a well-written page-turner full of twists, turns, and realistic characters. As an author, I was impressed with his style and storytelling talent. I will certainly be reading more of his work. Thanks, David! Keep smilin'...
- Cremains
on Feb. 16, 2012
Sandra...well-written story about the love of a woman for a man...worthy and yet, not. You've exposed so much of a woman's heart and desire for those she loves. Great pace and style. Very fine work. I enjoyed it...a lot. Keep writin' and smilin'...Lee