Jessica Mae Stover hails from Virginia. Her mother is an artist and her father is an electrical contractor. Both of her parents own small businesses and share a general dislike of suits and ties.

With an audience of five million, Stover garnered recognition for her work inside the entertainment vertical as talent and producer of her own international teen show on AOL. The success of the show brought Stover to Los Angeles, where she studied dramatic acting with Master Teacher Lee Michael Cohn from Atlantic Acting and comedy improv at The Groundlings, and performed at the Coronet Theater, The Historic Lankershim Arts Center and other fine playhouses.

Stover also studied literature, drama, writing, filmmaking and dance at various schools, including St. Catharine's College of The University of Cambridge in England, where she was permitted to study despite being younger than the international admissions requirement.

In addition to her adventures in the arts, Stover is an accomplished athlete and has played for internationally ranked fast pitch softball, girls tournament flag football and other sports teams. In Los Angeles she trains in tumbling and stunt work.

Stover is a member of a professional screenwriting workshop and Film Independent. Alongside developing an original film trilogy (The Silver Legacy), she is currently in pre-production on the film Artemis Eternal. Her first book, Aidmheil, was published in hardback in December 2005 followed by the publication of Greyfeather in December of 2006.