Leila Meacham is an accomplished and dedicated author, best known for her best-selling novels. Born in Minden, Louisiana, Meacham spent her entire life in Texas, except for brief periods during her husband's service in the US Air Force. She developed a passion for writing while teaching English in Texas before her retirement. Meacham's extensive knowledge and experience in teaching have enabled her to create educative and inspiring stories that resonate with her readers.
Meacham's love for writing emerged later in her life. After retiring from teaching, she found herself with extra time and decided to try her hand at writing again. She wrote her first novel, "Roses," which became a massive success. Meacham's writing is characterized by her deep understanding and connection to East Texas, where she has lived all her life. She has never had children and has been married to her husband for over forty-three years.
Meacham's teaching career was highly successful, and she was twice elected as Teacher of the Year by her peers. She developed the gifted and talented program still used in the tenth grade curriculum of Converse Judson. As a military wife, Meacham served in numerous capacities of volunteer work, further developing her leadership and organizational skills. Her experiences and knowledge have contributed to her success as a writer, making her a respected and admired figure in the literary world.