Lee Baldwin


Biography

Lee Baldwin’s family has roots back to the beginning of the United States. His mother's family, the Williams, date themselves from the Mayflower; the Baldwins from the Martin, the second boat into Plymouth Rock. His great-great-grandmother Bradley was born a princess in the Iroquois Nation. Great-grandpa Bradley had some real stories; he grew up with a gun on his hip. His brother, Wild Bill Bradley, was an Indian fighter, an outlaw and a lawman in late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; both lived into their late-nineties. Lee grew up on a liberal diet of family stories, (some apocryphal) from all directions, Williams, Baldwins, and Bradleys. Is it any wonder he has to write?
He is a retired peace officer from Contra Costa County, California, June 1, 1995. He married the former Phyllis Sharp and has two children from a previous marriage, Larry, and Lacey, and two from Phyllis' previous marriage. He often drives a 1965 Austin Healey 3000 Mark III that he restored.

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Books

To Kill My Love    by Lee Baldwin
Price: $2.99 USD. 100770 words. Published by Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery  on August 23, 2011. Fiction.

Spies, betrayal, intrigue and a dash of romance... Twenty years ago, three very special operatives worked together. One turns, another leaves beneath a cloud, and the third carries on. Now, a special message crosses a desk. The hunt is on for a traitor. An invention, their own children, and not knowing who to trust make survival questionable. Will the end move be to kill a loved one?
The Misplaced Sapling    by Lee Baldwin
Price: $0.99 USD. 5920 words. Published by Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery  on June 24, 2011. Fiction.

Lori Baxter is under suspicion for collaboration with her missing father in a bank robbery. A year later, she visits the spot where they stood to watch sunsets by their cabin. Forced to leave, Lori badgers her new boyfriend into helping her "steal" a small oak growing by the cabin steps; her father loves oaks. Lori would never have believed taking a small, misplaced sapling could change her life.

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