Her first love and biggest passion is the endangered big cats and in helping to stop their rapid march towards extinction Lynn has worked with such greats as Virginia McKenna (who played Joy Adamson in the immortal classic "Born Free" and who now runs the Born Free Foundation), Roger Gale, MP (UK Chairman of the All Party Group on Animal Welfare who was instrumental in getting fox hunting banned in the UK), Tippi Hedren (Alfred Hitchcock's star of "The Birds" turned den mother to over 70 exotic cats in her Californian preserve, Shambala) and Meryl Harrison, dubbed "The Mother Theresa of Animals" who has been awarded by almost every wildlife group on earth for her death-defying efforts in Africa to save and safeguard the lives of hundreds of thousands of animals.

But it's not all serious as one of her long-standing friends and colleagues pointed out at her birthday party/fundraiser at Tiger Island, stating: "I was young, innocent and naive when Lynn and I first worked together in London.  Then I met this lady with big hair, big nails, big jewelry... and a big thirst" :o)))

She has survived a big cat charge, a psychopathic stalker, and cancer.  She has piloted light-aircraft, she has been a PADI scuba diver, and she has tracked wild predators on foot in Africa.  She loves to dance, drink and dress up.  She's addicted to Star Trek, Star Gate and Star Wars.  She has a passion for Phantom of the Opera.  And she doesn't know the meaning of the words "no" or ‘can’t”.

Among the authorized biographies are "Alby Mangels Beyond World Safari", the full, frank and fascinating life story of Australia's original wildman and wildlife warrior, and "Farewell Brave Babylon", the forthright and frightening life story of Saddam Hussein's former personal pilot who is now a key player in "Passion for Peace", a peace initiative with an ultra orthodox Israeli Rabbi.

Among the best-selling thrillers are "Professor Midnight", a supernatural saga dubbed "Harry Potter for grown ups" and "Land of the Free", the lightly fictionalized heart-pounding adventure that chronicles the teaming of iconic Hollywood legend, Tippi Hedren (Alfred Hitchcock's star of "The Birds" and Melanie Griffith's mother turned big cat conservationist) with an embattled conservationist in Africa, a flighty socialite in Australia, and ex Special Forces commandos to expose ongoing brutal atrocities against endangered big game by some of the wealthiest men on earth. For the non-fiction back story please go to: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lynn+santer and look for the video clip Land of the Free.

In addition Lynn Santer is a regular columnist in the international glossy monthly magazine "Extraordinary Lives", each month featuring one of her celebrity friends who is giving back to society through significant philanthropic endeavors.

OPPORTUNITIES EXIST RIGHT NOW FOR:-

1. An investment in Tippi Hedren's authorized biography;

2. Sponsorship of The Magical Scarecrows website, which is currently undergoing a major upgrade; and

3. Celebrity travel to "The Paws and Claws Awards", an Oscar's style dinner and awards ceremony taking place on the Gold Coast of Australia 16th August, 2008, to recognize excellence in animal welfare and wildlife conservation.

For full details email: lynn@lynnsanter.com

Born and raised in London of Russian/Romanian heritage, Lynn Santer lived and worked in both hemispheres before settling on the Gold Coast of Australia.  She has a string of best-sellers and awards to her name, both for her writing and her charity work.  Indeed Lynn sent her first story to a publisher when she was only nine years old and won her first award for animal welfare at the tender age of eleven.