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Lea Mishell
AuthorWifeMotherPeaceLoveHappinessI am....ME!!!Author/Editor/Publisher and creator of the SISTAGIRLZ: AN URBAN FAIRY TALE BOOK SERIES, Lea Mishell was born and raised in the suburb...view moreAuthorWifeMotherPeaceLoveHappinessI am....ME!!!Author/Editor/Publisher and creator of the SISTAGIRLZ: AN URBAN FAIRY TALE BOOK SERIES, Lea Mishell was born and raised in the suburbs and more recently seasoned by the south side of St. Louis, Missouri. In fact, most of Lea's stories are set in her hometown as she likes to write where I am, as she says. Although she's been writing since the age of 16, a self-proclaimed Professional Procrastinator, Lea didn't publish her first book until after finding her Things to Do by 30 list and saw Publish A Book at the top of the list! Without a storyline in mind, shortly after turning 30 and in less than 3 months, her first book, LIVIN' JUST ENOUGH, was created. Still within the timeframe of her 30th year of life, the book was published and thus launched Ms. Mishell's budding writing career with the release of ILLUSIONS the following year. Ambition pushed her to try a few short stints as a journalist for local St. Louis publications, but Lea soon accepted the truth that her true writing passion lies with fiction as her stories drew from events in her own life.In 2010, Ms. Mishell contributed to the book, TALES FROM THE LOU along with Teresa Seals, Mary L. Wilson and Myron A. Winston and in between helping out her fellow authors by editing their work, she's currently working on her first book series, SISTAGIRLZ: AN URBAN FAIRY TALE BOOK SERIES. The first three titles, LIVIN' JUST ENOUGH and ILLUSIONS were released in 2012 and NEVA SAW IT COMIN' in 2013. A revised edition of LIVIN' JUST ENOUGH giving the guys' side to the story, WHAT HE DID FOR HER LOVE EDITION, was also released in 2013. In 2014, Ms. Mishell began writing her first erotica series, yet to be named.Ms. Mishell currently resides in St. Louis with her husband and their children.I love to write and I enjoy reading my readers' feedback on my work. Good or bad, every review makes me a better writer. -Lea Mishellview less