Lesley Cookman is a well-established British author, best known for her Libby Sarjeant detective fiction series. Ever since she was young, Cookman has been passionate about writing, and she has turned this passion into a successful career. Before becoming an author, she worked in various fields, including modeling, being a stewardess, and a disc jockey. These diverse experiences have likely provided her with a wealth of knowledge and insights, which she has translated into her writing.
In addition to her work as an author, Cookman has also written for magazines and has a Master of Arts degree in Creative Writing from the University of Wales. She has also taught writing, further sharing her love for the craft with others. Her expertise and experience in writing have made her a respected figure in the literary world.
Lesley Cookman currently resides in a seaside town on the Kent coastline in England. She is a mother of four adult children and has two grandchildren. Cookman is also a proud owner of two cats named Gloria and Godiva, adding to the stereotype of the "crazy cat lady" author. She is a long-time member of the Romantic Novelists' Association, having been part of the organization for an extended period that she can no longer remember. Despite her busy life, Cookman continues to write and contribute to the literary world, making her a respected and admired figure in the industry.