Likened to a young V. C. Andrews, Jenah Pierce is a Fiction Author with published works in the Family Life, Romance, and Young Adult genres. She also has a 10-book crime fantasy thriller series in the works. Writing fiction has been a passion of Jenah’s since she was fifteen, and she enjoys challenging herself with different subgenres. However, she remains committed to bringing real-world issues to her readers through her writing to raise awareness and help tear down the negative stigma surrounding those faced directly or indirectly with issues such as, but not limited to anxiety, domestic abuse, rape, self-harm, and suicide. She lost a baby brother and an early childhood friend to Neuroblastoma, a cancer of the adrenal gland that primarily affects children. So, she is also an advocate for this disease and all other childhood cancers.
Jenah was born in Virginia and spent the first two years of her life there while her parents were stationed in the United States Air Force. She then moved to the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania, where she remained throughout her adulthood. She trained as an Irish step dancer with the O’Grady Quinlan Academy during her high school years, and has taken acting and modeling classes with Image International of Allentown. Also under her belt are some additional acting classes with the John Casablancas Center in the Philadelphia area, as she once aspired to be an actress and eventually moved to California at twenty-one. Upon her first year out in San Diego, Jenah realized her true dream was to become a published Fiction Author. She found work outside the spotlight while she worked quietly on her writing.
When she was twenty-three, Jenah returned to the Lehigh Valley to spend more time with her family, and she remained focused on her manuscripts. She currently lives with and takes care of her maternal grandmother, with whom she is very close. Jenah loves relaxing with a wide variety of hobbies and passions, including but not limited to improv acting, screenwriting, studying the Italian language and culture, dancing (Ballroom, Irish step, and country line dancing), traveling, as well as trying out new, exciting adventures both locally and abroad. Most of all, she loves spending time with her family and friends. She also enjoys a wide variety of reading, ranging from fiction to non-fiction, and some authors she is inspired by include, but are not limited to, Mary Higgins Clark, John Grisham, as well as Darren Hardy, Jerry B. Jenkins, and Tim LaHaye, among others.
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