Samantha Lee began writing while she was still a professional performer. Her output is as diverse as it is prolific, covering both fact and fiction and including novels in the sci-fi and dark fantasy genres, self-development and exercise books, short stories and articles, TV series and movie screenplays, literary criticism and poetry. She writes her romance strand under the pseudonym Petra Webb. Her work has been translated into French, Dutch, Spanish, Swedish, Italian, German, Croatian, Greek and Chinese.

Of her eighteen books to date five feature in Scholastic's best-selling imprint;Point Horror. A regular columnist for Work-out Magazine for five years and The Marbella Times and Viva Espana for three, she has had over two hundred articles published worldwide. Seventy-eight of her quirky short stories have featured on radio and TV as well as in various best-selling anthologies and popular magazines. Her black comedy screenplay The Gingerbread House has been sold twice, first to Niagara Films then to Random Harvest Productions. She has also written for Thames TV;s children's series Rainbow.

Sam has taught creative writing workshops in libraries and at literary Festivals all over Britain and acted as Master of Ceremonies at Fantasycon 11. In the Year of Literature she was writer in residence during the Welcome to my Nightmare weekend in Swansea. In 2008 her team The Frankensteins won both the jury and audience awards in the 24 hour challenge at the Marbella International Film Festival for their five minute short Death Dancers. Sam wrote the screenplay and played the villain, Mamma Sam, a loan-shark with an eyepatch and a bad attitude. She was a jury member at Malaga University Fancine Fantasy Film Festival the year it was chaired by actor Antonio Banderas.