Author · Actor · New York → Hollywood → Atlanta
Stories that live on the fragile line between the ordinary and the uncanny — where fear, belief, and endurance become the only compass.
About
Lucienne LeBeau is a New York-born, Atlanta-based author and actor whose work spans horror, mystery, and suspense. Her eight published books draw on an intimate understanding of what people fear, what they believe, and how they endure — questions she spent years exploring as a supervised mental health counsellor.
That clinical past lives in her fiction: her characters navigate the psychological fault lines between sanity and obsession, faith and dread, the explainable and the irreducibly strange. She is drawn, again and again, to the moment before understanding arrives — and what people do in that uncertain space.
When she isn't writing or on set, LeBeau can be found discussing horror fiction, turning over life's largest questions, and spending time with her spouse and cats.
Based in
Atlanta, Georgia
Originally from
New York
Genres
Horror, Mystery & Suspense
Published works
Eight books
Background
Mental Health Counselling, English Literature, DEI Studies
Books
Each book is a different angle on the same essential question: what happens when the comfortable story we tell about the world stops being enough?
Silver Hollow · Book I
Now Entering Silver Hollow
Silver Hollow · Book II
Mercy Hospital
Silver Hollow · Book III
Dubbs House
Standalone
The Walking Doctor
Standalone
Project: Nowhere
The Devil's Memoirs
The Devil's Memoirs
Standalone
52 Shuffle
Standalone
Exit: 1042
Film & Acting
Credited Film Debut · Role: Officer Shannon
LeBeau made her credited film debut as Officer Shannon in DECAY, bringing to the screen the same psychological precision that defines her fiction — the kind of character who carries the weight of what she's seen, and what she's chosen not to see.
Her background in mental health counselling informs her approach to performance: she builds from the inside out, locating the existential fracture that makes a character human before considering anything else.
Casting & EnquiriesPodcasts & Appearances
Grave Advice
Part One
Episode one description
Grave Advice
Part Two
Monster: The Description
Grave Advice
Part Three
Monster: The Description
Notes from the dark
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Add your post excerpt or opening lines here. Horror works when it refuses to look away — which is the same thing good therapy asks of us.
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Add your post excerpt here. The most frightening things in fiction are not monsters but recognitions — the moment you see yourself in someone you'd rather not.
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Add your post excerpt here. What we call suspense is really just delayed uncertainty — the reader's mind doing what the character's body cannot.
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Add your post excerpt here. Notes on sustaining a writing practice across years, genres, and all the things life insists on doing to your schedule.
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For book enquiries, media appearances, podcast invitations, and casting — or simply to discuss the relationship between horror fiction and the examined life.
LeBeau reads every message, even when the reply takes a while.