Teagan's Story: Her Battle With Epilepsy

by Talia Jager

Teagan Kavanagh’s life is shattered when her parents are killed in a car accident. She must move in with her brother and is forced to attend public school for the first time in her life.

As if starting a new school her junior year wasn’t hard enough, she continues to battle epilepsy and the constant unknown of when and where her next seizure will occur.

As this new chapter in her life opens, she gets more than she bargained for. Torn between playing it safe and risking her life to be normal, Teagan must make a life changing decision.

Teagan's Story: Her Battle With Epilepsy is approximately 62,900 words.

Teagan's Story: Her Battle With Epilepsy is recommended for grade 8 and up.

This book previously published under the title Teagan's Story

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Biography

Talia Jager has been writing as far back as she can remember. School summer vacations were spent writing stories. Bedtimes were ignored when she would hide under the covers with a flashlight, notebook, and pen. She even kept whatever story she was working on under her classwork in school.

In high school, she took all the English based classes she could. At that time the choices were limited to creative writing and journalism.

She graduated high school with her major in English and her minor in French. She attended college and while she did take English classes there, she graduated with a degree in early childhood education. It wasn't too much longer that she fell in love and had a family. Writing got pushed to the side for a while.

Now, with the support of her family, she has published the books she had finished and continues to write young adult dramas.

Talia lives in Texas with her husband and five daughters. Her published works include Damaged: Natalie's Story and Teagan's Story: Her Battle With Epilepsy. If I Die Young. And The Ultimate Sacrifice.