Lee Kessler, Author of the White King Series, Featured Guest on Entertainment TV Show "Daytime"

Online, January 18, 2010 (Newswire.com) - - Readers of Lee Kessler's fact-based fiction novels "White King and the Doctor" and "White King Rising" often ask how she was able to see into the mind of top Al-Qaeda leader, Ayman Al-Zawahiri. That question, and a host of others, were answered during a recent interview Kessler did with Dave Nemeth, January 6th on the nationally syndicated TV show "Daytime."

An actress, author, stage director and playwright, Lee Kessler joins Jane Seymour, Tim McGraw, Jay Leno, Oprah, and a host of other celebrities featured on Daytime.

"The White King series are currently two suspense novels taken from today's, and possibly tomorrow's, headlines; with real life terrorist adversaries and unpredictable consequences." commented Kessler. She went on to say, "The answer to many of the questions readers are asking can be seen on the interview posted on the "White King Rising" website http://www.WhiteKingRising.com.

Gerald R. Molen, Academy-Award Winning Producer (Schindler's List, Jurassic Park) said of "White King Rising," "This fast-paced, stand-alone epic has me wondering how much of it is actually fiction."

Major General Paul Vallely, Retired US Army, Chairman of Stand Up America and former Senior FOX NEWS Military Analyst, told Kessler that "White King and the Doctor, gets it right on how and why Al-Qaeda is dividing America."

For more information about Lee Kessler and to read a preview, visit http://www.WhiteKingRising.com "White King Rising" and "White King and the Doctor" are available in bookstores and online.

About Lee Kessler
Lee Kessler is a television actress, author, playwright, and stage director. Her career in Hollywood and New York spans 35 years and includes dozens of guest starring roles in episodic TV, mini-series and movies-of-the-week and was submitted for Emmy nominations for her starring roles in "Collision Course" and "Which Mother Is Mine?" She co-starred with Peter O'Toole in "Creator." Her play, "Anais Nin - the Paris Years" was produced in New York and Los Angeles, with a subsequent tour on the West Coast. She directed the West Coast premiere of A.R. Gurney's "Who Killed Richard Cory?" Find out more about Lee Kessler, "White King and the Doctor" and "White King Rising" at http://www.WhiteKingandtheDoctor.com and http://www.WhiteKingRising.com. Fan Lee Kessler-Storyteller at http://budurl.com/LeeKesslerFanPage

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