J L Mulvihill’s debut novel, The Lost Daughter of Easa, is an engaging fantasy novel bordering on science-fiction with a dash of steampunk, published through Dark Press & media. The sequel, Return to Easa was released in October 2017 and boasts of demons and dragons as Elsie Lind’s adventure continues. Her steampunk series Steel Roots with the first three books, The Boxcar Baby, Crossings, and Rails West, released through Seventh Star Press, has been another five star success. Steel Roots is a young adult series based in the Steampunk genre and engages the reader into a train hopping heart stopping adventure across a dystopian America. Jen is the co-editor of the first Southern Haunts anthology published through Seventh Star Press and has short fiction pieces including a poem in all three Southern Haunts. She also has several short fiction pieces in the Dreams of Steam series published through Dark Oak Press & Media. Jen won an award for Best Screenplay Short Format for her short story Sand Mermaids. She is currently working on a new script while finishing her sixth novel. She also hosted a talk show "On The Page" on GSTV interviewing authors, actors, and film directors. Jen continues to write y/a, fantasy, steampunk, horror, thrillers, poetry and essays inspired by her life and the twisted world around her. You can find all her books and short stories her on Amazon and at: www.jlmulvihill.com Dark Oak Press www.darkoakpress.com Seventh Star Press www.seventhstarpress.com