A recipient of a West Chester Poetry Conference scholarship, she is also the former Editor-in-Chief of two literary magazines, including Statement (CSU, Los Angeles) and Dash (CSU, Fullerton). She has bachelor's and master's degrees in English, and is in her third year of Spalding University's MFA program. Youve been such great supporters of the Touched series. For the last seven years, she has sharpened her marketing talents at Alcone Marketing, where she has won several industry awards. Low Residency Experiences: Corrine Jackson, YA Author & Spalding MFA Alum. ''A star-crossed romance highlights this series opener.Good suspense, imaginative premise.'' - KirkusĬorrine Jackson is a San Francisco transplant, having lived on both coasts from Southern California to New York City. Thrilling and chilling '' - RT Book Reviews, 4 Stars ''The first Sense Thieves novel does not disappoint.The characters are so realistic you can't help but imagine yourself as one of them.

Pushed to the limit, with the lives of those she loves most on the line, Remy must decide whether to choose sides in a centuries-old war-or make the ultimate sacrifice and go to a place from which she may never return. Corrine's second book in her Sense Thieves trilogy, PUSHED, features Remy, a girl with uncanny healing powers (a synopsis follows Corrine's post). Praise for Corrine Jacksons Touched The first Sense Thieves novel does not disappoint.The characters are so realistic you cant help but imagine. Now she lives trapped between two worlds, uneasy among her fellow Healers-and relentlessly hunted by the Protectors.įorced to conceal her dual identity, and the presence of her Protector boyfriend Asher Blackwell, Remy encounters a shadow community of Healers who will put her loyalties to the test. Today we welcome Young Adult author Corrine Jackson to the blog to talk about strong female characters. Remy O'Malley was just learning to harness her uncanny healing power when she discovered the other, darker half of her bloodline. She didn't know how far she'd go-until she was pushed.

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