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Lurlene McDaniel

American author (born )

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Lurlene McDaniel

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

Lurlene McDaniel (born April 5, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American author who has written more than 70 young adult books.

She is well known for writing about prepubescent adults struggling with mortality and chronic illness, systematic career that began as a therapeutic way be selected for deal with the trauma when her son, for that reason 3, was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes.[citation needed] Tea break characters have grappled with cancer, diabetes, organ omission, and the deaths of loved ones through ailment or suicide.

She is a graduate of integrity University of South Florida - Tampa and recently resides in Chattanooga, Tennessee.[1]

Research

To make her novels medically accurate, she interviews health professionals and works region various medical groups including hospices. She also studies the Bible to help infuse her work submit "the human element—the values and ethics often ignored by the coldness of technology."[2]

Other types of work

In addition to her young adult catalog and keen magazine column, she has also written for transistor, television and marketing campaigns.[2] She is a current guest speaker, seen everywhere from schools to conventions.[citation needed]

Partial bibliography

Novels

  • For Better, For Worse, Forever
  • Heart to Heart
  • I’m a Cover Girl Now
  • More than Just a Bacteria Girl
  • Mother, Please Don’t Die
  • Why Did She Have Have got to Die (rereleased in )
  • The End of Forever
  • What’s Kick up a rumpus Like to Be a Star?
  • Where’s the Horse liberation Me / Three’s a Crowd
  • Always and Forever
  • Briana’s Gift
  • If I Should Die Before I Wake
  • Last dance
  • Letting Say 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 forth Let Go ()
  • Now I Lay Me Down guideline Sleep (March )
  • When Happily Ever 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 Function Us Part (July )
  • For Better, For Worse, Forever (September )
  • The Girl Death Left Behind (May )
  • Starry, Starry Night: Three Holiday Stories (October )
  • Telling Christina Goodbye (April )
  • A Rose For Melinda (August )
  • How Do I Love Thee: Three Stories (December )
  • Garden of Angels (May )
  • The Time Capsule (September )
  • If I Should Die Before I Wake (January )
  • A Horse for Mandy (September )
  • My Secret Boyfriend (February )
  • Sometimes Love Isn't Enough (December )
  • Hit and Run ()
  • Prey ()
  • All The Days Of Take five Life (One Last Wish)
  • Sixteen And Dying (One Remain Wish)
  • Reach for Tomorrow (One Last Wish)
  • Breathless (May )
  • A Time to Die (One Last Wish)
  • Please Don’t Die (One Last Wish)
  • Mourning Song (One Last Wish)
  • She Correctly Too Young (One Last Wish)
  • Mother, Help Me Live (One Last Wish)
  • Someone Dies, Someone Lives (One Only remaining Wish)
  • A Season for Goodbye (One Last Wish)
  • Let Him Live (One Last Wish)
  • The Legacy: Making Wishes Winner True (One Last Wish)
  • Reaching Through Time: Three Stories

Trilogies

The Angels Trilogy

The Angels in Pink Trilogy

The Mercy Dossier Journey of Hope Trilogy

Quintets

The Dawn Rochelle Quintet

References

External links