​Angie's passion for reading and writing blossomed during her adolescent years when she discovered the captivating novel "Mama" written by the renowned author, Terry McMillan. Despite being in sixth grade, Angie's insatiable curiosity led her to defy her mother's strict instructions of not reading books that were considered "too mature" for her. Determined to explore the world of literature, she would secretly stash her mother's novels in her backpack and indulge in them during school hours.

​Angie was captivated by the woman's experience, which left her amazed. She had a strong desire to delve deeper into how women throughout history managed to overcome obstacles every day, multitasking and seemingly unaffected. "These women provoked thoughts, provided an escape, evoked tears, stirred anger, inspired action, and even made me accept the unavoidable. This marked the beginning of my infatuation with women's fiction, and I have never turned back." Now as an adult, Angie longed for a broader portrayal of women's literature that goes beyond a simplistic perspective of the female experience and delves into its intricacies.
Angie takes you on a journey through the lives of fictional characters, shedding light on the experiences of women whose voices are often silenced or ignored. These women come from all walks of life - whether they are considered beautiful or not, consistent or contradictory, exciting or mundane, happy or angry, defeated or resilient, loving or spiteful, educated or illiterate, fearless or fearful, self-assured or confused, optimistic or depressed. They may embody various gender expressions - feminine, masculine, or androgynous - and have diverse sexual orientations - gay or straight. Regardless of their individual traits, one thing is certain: they are all inclusive and represent a shared human experience. 
​When Angie isn't busy writing or coaching, you'll more than likely find her cozied up with a captivating book, indulging in a relaxing massage, searching for the finest incense, black soap, and shea butter, enjoying live music, or having a blast at the roller rinks. 
​"Women; especially women of color, crave literature that doesn't preach to them, but speaks to them.”
​~ Angie D. Lee

Books By Angie

Discovering Lita
Lita Payne is a thirty-something beautiful, successful and engaging urban professional in the beautiful city of Chicago.
Something New
​Free spirited, Serenity Hayes’ zest for life has been shattered by the passing of her mother.
The Intimacy Guru: Helping Modern Couples Reignite Passion, Pleasure, and Connection in Their Relationships
​When we think about intimacy, most of us think about sex. 
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