Lee Pletzers is a writer who is very active in the genre world, online and off. Over 40 short stories have found publication. In September 2009 his first novel, The Last Church, was released by BBS books. August 2010 saw the release of his novel, The Game. He is also a member of AHWA, Fictioneers and SpecFicNZ.

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Latest book: Heavenly Falling. Published on March 25, 2011. (4.50 from 2 reviews)

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Latest book: The Caterpillar. Published on March 3, 2012.
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• Happy New FEAR on Jan. 17, 2011
  
  That was a fun read and the pacing was excellent.
  
• Bad Juju: Volume 1 on Feb. 03, 2011
  
  Bad Juju: Volume 1 Ebook By R. Van Saint $2.99 Published: Dec. 20, 2010 review based on PDF version converted to epub for Kobo. R. Van Saint has given us readers a grand collection of stories. The scope and style of writing will grab you by the coat tails. Most of these stories have a twist. I dare say the first story and the last two are the best of this collection, although the others do not pale in comparison. Each story is lined up perfectly which is something you don't see very often in single author collections and each story moves smoothly from one onto the next. I do however have one grumble and that is with the tale, The Secret of Mothers, it took too long to get into the story and that none of the characters were likable (maybe that was the point?). R. Van Saint also tells several of the stories in an omnipresent point of view, a lot of authors who use this style fail (including me) but R. Van Saint nails it on the head. This is how she pulls you into the stories and makes you a witness to the oncoming action. We get to see several sides of humanity strung together in this volume and R. Van Saint's storytelling ability is smooth and will hook you in. Most of these stories fit in the spec-fic genre and one is definitely Bizzaro and even if you don't like these genres you will enjoy these tales. The tales are simply captivating and the book, although short, is well worth the price of a download. A guaranteed fun ride. Perfect for a cold or wet day inside, not so perfect for a short train or car ride as once you start the story, you won't want to stop.