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About Jen McConnel
Jen McConnel first began writing poetry as a child. Since then, her
words have appeared in a variety of magazines and journals, including Sagewoman,
PanGaia, and The Storyteller (where she won the peopleβs choice 3rd place award
for her poem, βLunaβ).
She is also an active reviewer for Voices of Youth Advocates (VOYA), and
proud member of SCBWI, NCWN, and SCWW.
A Michigander by birth, she now lives and writes in the beautiful state of
North Carolina. When she isn't crafting worlds of fiction, she teaches writing
composition at a community college. Once upon a time, she was a middle school
teacher, a librarian, and a bookseller, but those are stories for another time.
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About TRIUMPH OF CHAOS
After the disaster in Europe, Darlena is starting to get desperate. She knows the only way to defeat Hecate and the other crazy Red Gods is by banding together with other Witches, but is it any wonder she has a hard time trusting them? With Izzyβs support, Darlena begins making fragile strides toward repairing the mess she made, but she just canβt catch a break. As chaos runs rampant around her, Darlena begins to think that things would be better if sheβd never become a Red Witch in the first place. But thereβs no way to change the past . . . is there? The final book in the Red Magic series brings Darlena face to face with impossible odds and a terrifying choice.
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Comments
7 comments posted.
Re: Jen McConnel | The End of an Eraβ¦Er, Series
It's always a bit bittersweet when a series I like ends. I love the fact that everything gets resolved and all my questions are answered (or at least usually) but I'm sad to let go of characters that I love. Thank goodness for re-reads!
(Laura Scott 3:09pm March 10, 2016)
It's hard when a series you love ends. You get so attached
to the characters, setting, etc that you want it to
continue.
(Jana B 5:20pm March 10, 2016)
Sometimes it is time for a series to end and I am happy.
(Debra Guyette 8:11am March 12, 2016)
I like when a series ends with a closure, not when there is a sudden decision to end a series and there is no closure.
(Mary Smith 2:18pm March 12, 2016)
I sorta like it when a series has ended , it's like when a job is done ,now you can go to the next . I don't have an e-reader so don't want an e-book .
(Joan Thrasher 12:06pm March 15, 2016)
Usually mixed emotions. Sad that I am leaving the characters behind and happy with closure and being able to move on to a new series
(Jolene Allcock 2:07pm March 15, 2016)
I am usually a little sad after a series ends. I can get
very invested in the characters and have a hard time
leaving them.
(Carrie Edmunds 2:26pm March 15, 2016)
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