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After being rejected by her older sister’s gang, Jess, a teen-aged girl from a troubled home, joins a rival gang and fights for her life on the streets of South Los Angeles.
Sam, an ex-con with a rat phobia, joins forces with his estranged son, his neighbors and a team of exterminators, to rid his apartment building of an infestation of super intelligent rats before they’re eaten alive. Part one of the Detest-A-Pest Series.
Upon returning home for his senior year, Bradley uncovers a colony of man-eating spiders. But the spiders aren't the only threat. Sam and O'Connor are back as well as a new crew of inventive teens in the second part to the Detest-A-Pest Series.
After her newborn son is diagnosed with cancer, Deanna quickly focuses on her frantic need for a cure, but when her husband raises questions of quality of life vs. quantity, she chooses to seek treatment options alone and risks not just the life of her baby, but her relationship with her family as well.
Ted tries to improve his bedroom blues by getting a vasectomy. But is the risk worth the reward when he finds true love?
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Noah’s Noodles is a slippery story of food and fun for younger children, especially toddlers, preschoolers and children learning to read.
A father and son build sandcastles in the surf and a gentle lesson of gravity unfolds as each wave crashes upon the shore.
Lee has spent most of his life living on an island in the Pacific Northwest. A certified movie junkie, he has channeled his love for good stories to the printed (and electronic) page.
Why does Lee write? In his own words: “Writing is magic. I’ll never understand how it works the way it does, but I do know if I put energy into it, it rewards me in strange and wonderful ways. Even if I know where I’m going in a story, often I’ll end up being pulled in directions by my characters that I least expect. What ends up on the page never ceases to surprise me, and that’s super cool. Writing continues to be one of the most difficult and most rewarding aspects of my life.”
Lee has worked within the visual and dramatic arts landscape as a graphic designer, illustrator, visual effects artist, animator, screenwriter and author.
September 23, 2019
There were times when I didn’t think I would ever finish this book. But I did and it’s online right now.
August 25, 2019
Networking is a challenge for me. So when a reader contacted me to do a short question and answer session, I jumped at the chance.
August 21, 2019
Everyone should have a will. It makes the burden of death easier on a loved one. That goes double for writers, and all creatives. Without one, royalties for our creations are in jeopardy.
