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Ernest Ward High Grad Inks 3-Book Deal With Publisher
April 20, 2011
An Ernest Ward High School graduate has inked a multi-book deal with a New York publisher.
Jean Webb Therkelsen, a 1974 EWHS grad, has signed the three-book deal with Kensington Books. She writes under the pen name Lexi George.
The first book in the series, Demon Hunting in Dixie, is a paranormal romance that goes on sale next Tuesday, April 26. It will be followed by her novella The Bride Wore Demon Dust as part of a Kensington Halloween anthology that includes bestselling paranormal romance writers Angie Fox and Kathy Love.
Click to order the paperback Demon Hunting In Dixie directly from Amazon.com or click here to order the Kindle version.
Jean Webb, Therkelsen’s mother and a former teacher and administrator at Ernest Ward High, released her book “Feet of Clay” in 1999. Click here for more about her book.
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6 Responses to “Ernest Ward High Grad Inks 3-Book Deal With Publisher”
I do remember Jean, daughter of Mrs. Jean Webb who taught at Ernest Ward High School, although a lot younger, she was always running around after Letha and myself when we were teenagers and spending the night at her house and trying to talk about boys etc………Mrs. Webb I have your book and really enjoyed reading it……….thanks for what you taught me in high school……………..
Thanks for the story about my upcoming book and for including Mom’s as well. I really appreciate it and the support from the folks back home!
I remember Jean, her mother was my English teacher at Ernest Ward and if she is anything like her mother, it will be a great read, will be anxious to see what she has done
I graduated with Jean in 1974. This is so exciting! Congratulations. I can’t wait to read your books
Oops, got to thinking back and I do remember Mrs. Webb’s daughter, Jean. She was a lot younger than me.
Mrs. Jean Webb (Feet Of Clay) taught me at Ernest Ward in the 60’s. I don’t remember her having a daughter that would have graduated in 1974.