Leeann Burke ~ Author Today

Leeann Burke

About Leeann Burke:

I can’t remember a time when I didn’t have characters living in my head. It wasn’t until the age of 12 that I realized not everyone hears characters talking to them. That’s about the time I put pen to paper and created their stories. I finished my first and only short story within weeks. I kept on writing through high school, university and my first few jobs. To this day I still have a pen and paper handy.

I have completed 10 manuscripts. After 22 years of writing I got “the call”. The owner of LBF Books called to let me know she wanted to purchase DEADLY SECRETS. I can’t express what it feels like to finally see my publication dream come true.

I currently live in Ottawa Canada and I’m working on DEADLY DESIRES as sequel to DEADLY SECRETS and plotting more books.

Leeann Burke on the Web:

Leeann Burke ~ Official Author Website:
http://www.leeannburke.com
Leeann Burke on MySpace:
http://www.myspace.com/leeannburke
Leeann Burke at GoodReads:
http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1570717.Leeann_Burke

Leeann Burke's Books:

DEADLY SECRETS
Leeann Burke
LBF Books
ISBN: 978-1897370698

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