Born in 1939 and raised in a tiny Ohio town, Larry Seeley is the ex-CEO of the world's largest privately-owned training company and the former CEO of the gaming firm that built the first legal Native casino in Maritime Canada. A U.S. Army veteran, he lives in the high desert north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. His four children and eight grandchildren are scattered from California to Minnesota. He and his wife, Katie, watch over a small menagerie of dogs, cats, and chickens. The sequel to Gypsies Tramps and Thieves, 17 Degrees North, is now available. The third book in the Border Wars Trilogy, Bridge of the Americas, was released September 2013. His most recent award is the Indie Excellence Winner. A fourth novel, The Placebo Effect was published in late 2014.
He expects to release his latest novel, Blackie's Girl, in mid-2017.