It all starts with a little boy and his three-legged cat. While lounging at the hotel, Jas gets entangled - literally - in a murder mystery. She tells the story in first-person and has a dry wit about her, acknowledging all sorts of things: that she isn't a stranger to pratfalls that guys don't always like six foot tall girls and that although she should, on principle, abhor her stepmom Sherri! (yes, her name comes complete with exclamation point! and she's less than ten years older than Jasmine), she gets along rather well with her. The story follows Jasmine on a trip to Las Vegas with her dad and stepmother. Now, she writes advice blogs on her own site more frequently.The Bad Kitty books by Michele Jaffe blend elements of comedy, romance, mystery, and fashion into highly funny stories that teens will lap right up. Thus persisted until Jaffe got her own Young Adult website. Jaffe is friends with bestselling Young Adult author Meg Cabot they occasionally blogged advice columns together on Cabot's website. Her next YA novel is "Rosebush," which will be published in December 2010. In 2008, she wrote Kitty Kitty, the sequel of Bad Kitty, and the same year was published its graphic novel, Catnipped. The next year, she published Kiss and Tell which was included in the anthology Prom Nights from Hell. She then wrote her first Young Adult book, Bad Kitty, published in January 2006, and the following month, it was named Book of the Month in the Meg Cabot Book Club.
Soon afterward, she left the historical sphere, moving to suspense thrillers such as Lover Boy and Bad Girl in 2003.
The debut novel, The Stargazer, was published in 1999, initiating a four-book saga of historical fiction. Jaffe married and moved to Las Vegas, Nevada with her disco ball, and her zebra wall-to-wall carpeting.Īfter writing a book on the Renaissance, she decided to foray into fiction, starting with a romance novel set in the Renaissance. When she retired from academia, she dreamed to become either an FBI special agent or a glamorous showgirl, but somehow ended up writing. Michele Jaffe was born on March 20 in Los Angeles, California.
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