Adopted at the age of two into a bustling family that would ultimately include six children (three natural and three adopted), Jennifer learned early on that a life filled with love and opportunity is a precious gift that should not be taken for granted.
Like most parents, having a child gave Jennifer's life a whole new sense of purpose. But when her son Kyle suddenly began showing signs of chronic illness at the tender age of two, that purpose changed from raising a 'normal', healthy child to fighting for her child's life.
After attending Virginia Tech, receiving an MBA from Georgetown University and building a successful career in marketing for more than 20 years, Jennifer now devotes her time to writing and promoting the SuperCaptainBraveMan series as a way to educate youth on empathy, compassion and friendship to kids with a diverse range of health issues, so that all children can grow up feeling as loved and as special as they deserve.
In her free time, Jennifer enjoys a multitude of hobbies: working out, practicing yoga, gardening, sewing, jewelry making, painting, reading and spending time with her son, Kyle and rescue dog, Ziggy Smalls.
Victor Lodevico is a Los Angeles based nurse, digital artist, and author.
Self-taught in digital art, Victor is the illustrator of The Adventures of SuperCaptainBraveMan series of Children's books as well as its companion series, A Kyle Adventure, which he has also authored two stories. SuperCaptainBraveMan is an Independent Children's Publisher that focuses on stories celebrating diversity in all abilities, shapes, colors, backgrounds, and cognition levels.
Victor is the author of the Young Adult Gay fiction novels: The Memories That Break Our Fall (2016) and Take Me Along (2018).
Victor is a dedicated Disneyland Annual Passport holder, loves pasta, and runs around the park with his rescue dogs Bowie and Moxie.