Lisa Gabriele
Author & TV Producer

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#1 Bestselling Novel in Canada

Apr 04, 2013

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Book Review: S.E.C.R.E.T., by L. Marie Adeline - National Post

Feb 08, 2013

"...willingly enters into the territory marked by Fifty Shades of Grey in this campy...compelling novel."

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Books

S.E.C.R.E.T by L. Marie Adeline

"S.E.C.R.E.T. is a different shade altogether...less serious than E.L. James’s BDSM-infused trilogy, the novel is about a woman discovering her sexuality after a lifetime of bad sex and hard luck...Think Fight Club meets Eyes Wide Shut."

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The Almost Archer Sisters

"...bold and hilarious...At the edge of Gabriele’s briskly paced story is an aching nostalgia for innocence lost, opportunities missed, and friendship broken. ...The Almost Archer Sisters is...about how all of us face the big, unfathomable future."

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Tempting Faith Di Napoli

"...(a) vivid, vital first novel....rough and jagged...poignant, hilarious...Tempting Faith DiNapoli comments shrewdly on the shifting North American social fabric, as a family’s hard-won foothold in the middle class crumbles, undermined by economics, geography, and often unwise personal decisions."

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Lisa Gabriele

Lisa Gabriele is a TV producer and author whose bestselling books have been published in more than 30 countries. Her essays and fiction have appeared in The Best American Nonrequired Reading Series, the New York Times Magazine, the Washington Post, Vice, Salon, Glamour, Babble and Nerve. As the senior producer of CBC TV’s Dragons’ Den (2006-2012) she won two Geminis, and has collaborated on bestselling books with Kevin O’Leary and Jim Treliving. She was born in Windsor and raised in Belle River, Ontario. She lives in Toronto.

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