Here's what reviewers are saying about my latest novel is mystery/thriller THE SEX CLUB .
"The Sex Club is a great read. A well-crafted story with an unexpected ending. Extremely satisfying." —Theresa de Valence, mystery reviewer
"LJ Sellers expertly weaves together criminal intrigue, murder mystery, and human drama with biting social and political commentary. The Sex Club has got it all and you won't be able to put it down until the very last page."
In addition to be a novelist, I also edit fiction and write/perform stand-up comedy.
Music
Queen, Steve Winwood, Nickelback, any and all funk, and most late 70s rock
Comedies (except those with Will Farrell) and thrillers
Some oddball favorites movies: Duets, Princess Bride, Total Recall
Television
House, Gray's Anatomy, ER, Boston Legal, Dexter, John Stewart, and Real Time with Bill Maher
Books
I read mystery/suspense novels and futuristic thrillers.
Favorite authors: Lawrence Sanders, John Sanford, Michael Top four favorites: The Tomorrow File, The Stand, The Handmaid's Tale, and The Witching Hour
Authors: Connelly, Ridley Pearson, Leslie Glass, Elmore Leonard, Rex Stout, John MacDonald, Anne Rule, and Perry O'shaughnessy,
I have also enjoyed: Stephen King, James Lee Burke, John Grisham, Sue Grafton, Patricia Cornwall, Scott Turrow, Edward Stewart, James M. Cain, PG Wodehouse, Margaret Atwood, John Irving, and many others.
I'm a novelist, editor, and occasional stand-up comic. My recent novel is a mystery/thriller called The Sex Club, featuring the debut of Detective Wade Jackson. I have also written several comedy scripts (which was great fun). The Sex Club is available on Kindle as well as many other online sites and from any major bookstore.
Professional info: I'm an excellent fiction editor, so if you're in need…contact me
Personal info: I love to be outside; I have no pets or children currently living with me (yea!); I'm both cynical and optimistic.
I'm a member of Sisters in Crime, Willamette Writers, Dorothy L, Murder Must Advertise, 4MA, Book Place, MySpace, Facebook, LibraryThing, GoodReads, Crimespace, and Shefari.
Ya' think I got it covered?
Currently writing the next Detective Jackson novel and looking for a new publisher for the series.
A pipe bomb explodes at a birth control clinic, then a young client turns up dead in a dumpster. Kera, a clinic nurse, discovers that the girl’s Bible group is sharing more than the Good News. Confidentiality keeps her from telling the police, so she digs for the truth on her own—becoming the bomber’s new target. Meanwhile, Detective Jackson races to find the killer, fearing that his own daughter could be next. But his investigation is blocked by power politics at every step. Can Jackson uncover the killer’s shocking identity in time to stop the slaughter?
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Hi LJ! Wishing you an abundant and joyful holiday season. :) Liz PS I'm celebrating my deal with St. Martin's for Death Will Help You Leave Him, the follow-up to Death Will Get You Sober.
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i very well be the first person to leave Eugene (bum capital) for Texas (gun capital). I'll do my best to ajust from Oregon weather (bulky coats) to El Paso (t shirts). I'm not sure how I'll make the transition. (with a tan).btw, thanks for the friendship add.<br/>-Sent from my Helio.<br/>
Here’s wishing you a happy Sunday, heavy with hilarious hoaxes, hospitable headless horsemen, heroic hobgoblins, hopeful harpy healers, horrifying heaps of horseradish, humorous hamster hags, haunted hairy harmonicas, and heavenly hellhounds howling heartfelt haikus about horoscope-handy hippopotami.
I was wondering if you'd do me the honor of checking out one of my short stories, which you can read online for free at my site. I'd love to hear what you think.
