Jenna Vale

Jenna Vale is a novelist with a lifelong interest in psychology, spirituality, history, and geopolitics. Born in Israel, raised in England, and now living in the American West, she is fascinated by the forces that shape both individual lives and entire societies.

Since the age of fifteen, Jenna has kept a personal journal documenting lessons learned, turning points, realizations, and patterns she has observed in her own life and in the lives of others. That ongoing body of work continues to inform her writing and may eventually form the basis of future nonfiction exploring personal growth, self-understanding, and the factors that drive meaningful change.

Her interests extend beyond the individual to the broader questions of history and civilization. She enjoys exploring how psychology, culture, belief systems, and geopolitics influence the direction of societies, and what those patterns may tell us about the future.

As a fiction writer, Jenna is particularly drawn to speculative "what if" questions. Her stories explore alternative possibilities, imagined futures, and the consequences of ideas taken one step further than reality.

Her debut novel, The Bridgekeeper, combines historical mystery, consciousness, and speculative science in a story that reflects many of these interests.