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Before Jacquelyn Sylvan became a writer, she worked as a waitress, video store clerk, trail-riding guide, and veterinary technician, among other things. She’s a few inches shy of five feet tall, which means she’s sometimes mistaken for a child when she rides her bike, and often looked at suspiciously by amusement park ride operators. When she’s not writing, you’ll probably find her watching Vampire Diaries or trying to warn people about the impending penguin apocalypse. Jacquelyn lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, two cats, and two very large dogs. Her YA novel, Blind Study, a supernatural thriller, comes out August 20, 2013.

I Did A Thing, And You're Probably Not Gonna Like It


As of today, Blind Study is no longer for sale, on any format. 
Why? Because it was a failure. It rapidly went from barely selling to not selling at all, and has pretty much sat quietly on Amazon, Nook and Kobo ever since. The only reason it took me this long to take it down is because it took me this long to figure out what my next step would be.

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Published on April 19, 2015 15:38
Average rating: 4.47 · 34 ratings · 14 reviews · 2 distinct works
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Book Haven: What are some of your favorite YA books 98 542 Aug 13, 2014 10:47AM  
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“Prime numbers are what is left when you have taken all the patterns away. I think prime numbers are like life. They are very logical but you could never work out the rules, even if you spent all your time thinking about them.”
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Jacquelyn Sylvan I actually have been here for a while, I just never used it. You reminded me about it today and I figured I'd log in!

April wrote: "Yay, u are on here now! I love this site. Helps me keep track of all the books I read and want to read. :)"


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April Yay, u are on here now! I love this site. Helps me keep track of all the books I read and want to read. :)


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