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Jenna Ashlyn

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in Gallipolis, The United States

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http://www.jennaashlyn.com

Genre

Chick Lit, Romance, Psychology

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June 2020

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Jenna Ashlyn is a writer, painter and photographer, but her most important job is being the Mother of three teenagers. Since childhood she has dreamed of being a full-time author. It is her hope that her words will be a guiding light and touch the lives of those who read her novels. Always willing to learn she has studied English and Creative Writing at both The University of Rio Grande and Marshall University. Her poetry has been published by "The Atwood Review", "Night Roses", and Poet's Choice. She is a 2019 Maier Awards Nominee and the winner of The StarJewel Showcase writer's Award for her early work on "Within the Gray". ...more

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My journey through the Gray

"Within the Gray", was a book that HAD to be written. It was a journey, a fictionalized version of what I went through as a young widow. At the age of 30, I lost my husband to a heart attack. It was the most devastating experience of my life. It affected me for years in ways that I just now am beginning to understand. I never believed I would be able to open my heart to love again. Thankfully, I w Read more of this blog post »

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