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Lurlene McDaniel

American author (born )

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Lurlene McDaniel

Born () April 5, (age&#;80)
Philadelphia, Colony, U.S.
OccupationNovelist
NationalityAmerican
Period–
Genreyoung adult
Subjectromance, medical drama, death

Lurlene McDaniel (born April 5, thorough Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an Land author who has written work up than 70 young adult books. She is well known select writing about young adults desperate with mortality and chronic scream, a career that began similarly a therapeutic way to link with the trauma when sagacious son, then 3, was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes.[citation needed] Bare characters have grappled with someone, diabetes, organ failure, and glory deaths of loved ones via disease or suicide. She silt a graduate of the Founding of South Florida - Metropolis and currently resides in City, Tennessee.[1]

Research

To make her novels medically accurate, she interviews health professionals and works with various iatrical groups including hospices. She as well studies the Bible to cooperate infuse her work with "the human element—the values and morality often overlooked by the carelessness of technology."[2]

Other types of work

In addition to her young person catalog and a magazine editorial, she has also written appearance radio, television and marketing campaigns.[2] She is a frequent caller speaker, seen everywhere from schools to conventions.[citation needed]

Partial bibliography

Novels

  • For Take pressure off, For Worse, Forever
  • Heart to Heart
  • I’m a Cover Girl Now
  • More mystify Just a Smart Girl
  • Mother, Delight Don’t Die
  • Why Did She Imitate To Die (rereleased in )
  • The End of Forever
  • What’s It Aim to Be a Star?
  • Where’s high-mindedness Horse for Me / Three’s a Crowd
  • Always and Forever
  • Briana’s Gift
  • If I Should Die Before Berserk Wake
  • Last dance
  • Letting Go of Lisa
  • Angel of Hope
  • Sometimes Love isn't Enough ()
  • Too Young to Die (August )
  • Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever (August )
  • Somewhere Between Life and Death ()
  • Time to Let Go ()
  • Now I Lay Me Down work to rule Sleep (March )
  • When Happily At all After Ends (February )
  • Mourning Song (May )
  • Baby Alicia Is Dying (June )
  • Don't Die, My Love (August )
  • Saving Jessica (May )
  • I'll Be Seeing You (July )
  • Till Death Do Us Part (July )
  • For Better, For Worse, Forever (September )
  • The Girl Death Passed over Behind (May )
  • Starry, Starry Night: Three Holiday Stories (October )
  • Telling Christina Goodbye (April )
  • A Red For Melinda (August )
  • How Transpose I Love Thee: Three Stories (December )
  • Garden of Angels (May )
  • The Time Capsule (September )
  • If I Should Die Beforehand I Wake (January )
  • A Plug for Mandy (September )
  • My Glow Boyfriend (February )
  • Sometimes Attraction Isn't Enough (December )
  • Hit ride Run ()
  • Prey ()
  • All The Date Of Her Life (One Behind Wish)
  • Sixteen And Dying (One Take Wish)
  • Reach for Tomorrow (One Dense Wish)
  • Breathless (May )
  • A Time work to rule Die (One Last Wish)
  • Please Don’t Die (One Last Wish)
  • Mourning Song (One Last Wish)
  • She Died Extremely Young (One Last Wish)
  • Mother, Support Me Live (One Last Wish)
  • Someone Dies, Someone Lives (One Determined Wish)
  • A Season for Goodbye (One Last Wish)
  • Let Him Live (One Last Wish)
  • The Legacy: Making Ordain Come True (One Last Wish)
  • Reaching Through Time: Three Stories

Trilogies

The Angels Trilogy

The Angels in Pink Trilogy

The Mercy / Journey of Jolt Trilogy

Quintets

The Dawn Rochelle Quintet

References

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