She wrote a total of nine books for Crosswinds Keepsake, as well as the novel Stu's Song for their Harlequin Crosswinds line. Harrell also wrote books for the Two by Two series during this time, including One Special Summer and Secret Hearts, for Warner Books.Ĭontinuing her foray into romance, Harrell began to work with Harlequin in 1987, writing for their Crosswinds Keepsake line, beginning with the second book in the series, Starring Susy. She would continue to write nine more novels for First Love From Silhouette over the next four years. The novel, Puppy Love, was #67 in the line, and was published on November 1st, 1983. Her first book seems to be part of Pocket Books' romance series line First Love From Silhouette, featuring teenagers' first love. Michon Jaudon Johnson Moon, Jonah Ali Hodari and Janice Sherri Pritchett-Moon, the family said.Janice Harrell had quite a career before she delved into teen horror, although she always seemed to have an affinity with teen characters. The donations were made in the name of the family, including the two sisters’ father August Moon, Dr. House of Representatives’Office of Diversity and Inclusion and executive director of the JXN Project.Įnjoli Moon serves as assistant director of the JXN Project and also as assistant curator for film and special programs at VCU’s Institute of Contemporary Art. She currently serves as director of the U.S. Moon earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at VCU. Johnson were the grandparents of the two sisters.ĭr. Johnson attended VSU and played in the marching band.

The family also gave $20,000 to endow a scholarship in the name of the late George Ernest Johnson at Virginia State University for students pursuing a degree in music or playing in the school’s marching band. An alumnus of the school, she was a longtime teacher in Richmond Public Schools. The family also has donated $25,000 to endow a scholarship in the name of the late Inez Orzene Jaudon Johnson at Virginia Union University for students pursuing degrees in education, social work or sociology. Sesha Joi Moon Endowed Scholarship for student pursuing degrees in government, public affairs or African-American studies, the family stated. That includes a $50,000 donation to Virginia Commonwealth University to establish the Dr. The family has donated a total of nearly $100,000 to endow scholarships at three area universities. Now they and their family are seeking to reach back and help others succeed. She and her sister also teamed to create the JXN project to raise awareness and focus attention on Jackson Ward. Sisters Enjoli and Sesha Moon are already making an impact on Richmond.Įnjoli Moon is the founder and creative force behind the annual Afrikana Independent Film Festival RVA.

Twin Sisters by Janice Harrell