Leo WhiteLeo White is a four-decade veteran of the New England television scene; having worked for The New England Sports Network (NESN) and the NBC Sports Boston as a graphics coordinator and a feature writer. He also toiled at the Fleetwood Recording Studio for several years and it was at Fleetwood where his writing career saw its start. It was at Fleetwood where he was asked to step in and fill a void when a free lance writer had been forced to step aide due to personal problems and thus started his fascination with the written word. In 1980 he was asked to again step in, at the eleventh hour, and write a television show chronicling the Boston Bruins season. His overnight effort earned him a New England Emmy Award nomination. But the true test of his writing abilities didn't come until a close friend challenged him to write something serious. Something that could deliver a message and carry his name forevermore. Now, four novels later, he has done just that. His novels have scanned the literary landscape from serious and intense storylines (Prodigal Parish and Next to Never) to the sex-driven and suspense filled tomes (Dirty Girl and Dirty Pictures). Four books that have travelled two different paths but have received excellent reviews from his readership: including the Kirkus Book Review. Read More Read Less