Jennifer Armentrout is a modern American writer. Her science fiction works are aimed at both adult and teenage audiences. A series of novels "Bloody Ties" brought her worldwide popularity.
Biography: early years
Jennifer Lynn Armentroute was born on June 11, 1980 in Martinsburg, in the eastern US state of West Virginia. The family did not live well. Parents did not have the opportunity to purchase books for their children. So that they did not lag behind in development, the mother took Jennifer and her brother to the local library. Within its walls, children spent a lot of time. Thanks to this, Jennifer got a love of literature.
Soon, Armentrout began to dream of a career as a writer. At school, the exact sciences were difficult for her. In order not to be bored at the lessons of mathematics, she sketched the first stories. Not surprisingly, Jennifer has always had poor grades in this subject.
In childhood, Armentrout was fond of not only books, but also sports. She attended the baseball section and was a regular member of the school team for this game.
After school, Jennifer continued her education in college, where she studied psychology. She worked for several years in her specialty before becoming a famous writer.
Creation
In 2011, Jennifer first published her work. It was a Daimon novel that opened a whole cycle called The Testament. The book Half-Blood soon saw the light of day, followed by Purebred. Two years later, the cycle included seven books. The cycle was dedicated to Hemato - the demi-god half-humans.
In 2015, Armentrout announced the release of a new series called Titan. It included four books. Jennifer has been working on this cycle for over three years. In parallel, she wrote for other series, including Lax, Sinful, and Being Lonely.
Armentrout came to fame thanks to the book Obsidian. She opened the cycle "Lax", which tells about the life of a family of aliens who were hiding on Earth. In Russian bookstores, the book appeared three years late in 2014.
The Dark Elements cycle deserves special attention. One of his books ("Hot Kiss") fans of the work of Jennifer stole into quotes.
Armentrout has experience writing love affairs for an 18+ audience. She published them under the pseudonym J. Lynn.
