L.J. Sellers is a successful American author, best known for her crime fiction, mystery, and thriller novels. Born in a small town, Sellers developed a love for researching and writing from a young age. She pursued her passion for writing at the University of Oregon, where she earned a degree in journalism. After graduation, Sellers moved to Phoenix due to a lack of work opportunities in Eugene for journalists. She later returned to Eugene, where she balanced part-time waitressing and freelance journalism jobs while raising her child and pursuing her writing career.
Sellers's writing career took off with the Detective Wade Jackson series, which has been recognized as "provocative page-turners" by Mystery Scene magazine. She has since written several other series, including the Agent Dallas series and the Extractor thrillers. In total, Sellers has written over 30 novels, which have sold more than a million copies and received numerous awards and critical acclaim. In addition to her fiction writing, Sellers is an accomplished journalist, having won the Grand Neal award for her work.
In addition to her writing, Sellers is an active member of her community and has won awards for her journalism and articles on psychology. She is known for her thrilling and thought-provoking novels, as well as her engaging personality and adventurous spirit. Sellers currently resides in Eugene, Oregon, where many of her novels are set. In her free time, she enjoys standup comedy, cycling, and attending mystery conferences. She is also known for her daredevil stunts, including jumping out of airplanes.