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Date: 01/22/15

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06/03/13

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Found this site whilst searching for secondhand copies of a few Julie Ellis books. I am so glad her relatives are keeping the interest alive. Many Julie Ellis books are so filled with historical data and are so research heavy I am just amazed she was able to publish so many in a lifetime. My favorites are
The Only Sin
The Velvet Jungle
The Hampton Heritage, and the other two Hampton books I am still looking for
No Greater Love am still looking for that too.

I will always look for Ellis in every 2nd hand bookshop I go into and troll ebay for them. Thanks for keeping her memory alive. She was brilliant.

 

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11/25/12

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For many, many years I have owned the original cover painting for the 1971 paperback romance CHATEAU SAXONY by Susan Richard. I had purchased it at an art auction in New York City. And it was only tonight that I learned that Susan Richard is a pseudonym for Julie Ellis. And I now understand the meaning of the pseudonym. Terribly sad that she died in 2006.

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03/06/12

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I like so many others have stumbled upon Julies books and have found that I cant put them down. I have also read all her books that our local library has so looked online to find more titles of hers and hope to be able to locate more of them what will we do now that she has found another place to rest and write. God Bless

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10/26/11

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I have just finished reading a book from Ms Ellis, I enjoyed it so much so that I would like to read all her books. I am so sorry for your loss.
God Bless

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08/19/11

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So sorry to hear of the passing of Ms. Ellis in 2006. I frequently look for new writers and stumbled upon books by Julie Ellis recently. I have been able to obtain several and have enjoyed them tremendously. Will definitely be looking forward to reading more. The stories are full of warmth, they're engaging, and informative.

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Date: 07/23/11

A few days ago I went to my library to pick up some books I had requested on line. One book was included that I had not requested but I did not realize it until I got home. It was.. No Greater Love. I flipped through it and decided I definitely wanted to read it. Once started I did not do much else with my free time. I enjoyed it so much I decided to check on line to find out more about Julie Ellis and other books she might have written. It was with great sadness that I read on her web site that she had died in February 2006.
Strange that I would have this sense of loss for a women I never knew. Her book touched me. I am looking forward to reading more of her work, in the future. I am sorry, Susan and Richard, for the loss of your mother.

 

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Date: 07/12/09

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I Just read East Wind.  I was surprised how much I like it.  Never had a big interest in Hong Kong, World War I or Jews and still the book was exciting and great. Now I will just pick up her books and not see what they are about first.

Name:
Date: 12/28/08

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Hello, I just wanted to say what a wonderful writer Julie was. I stumbled across The Only Sin about a few days ago and fell completely in love with it. I was so excited I wanted to get on the web and learn more about her. I am so sorry for your loss, but know that her work will live on and be loved for generations.

Name:
Date: 09/10/08

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My daughter and I are addicted to reading Julies books. We cannot get enough of them and find it difficult at times to find them in out book stalls in South Africa. She is our first priority when seeking for a good book to read. If and when we do find one, or two, we are very quick to purchase them - it is almost like a prize possession. They keep us entertained from beginning to end. What an amazing writer. I have learnt to love the art of reading and sometimes find myself thinking how imaginative a mind can be.. just wish I had come across her books when I was a young lady then I could catch up with the reading of all her books.

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Date: 08/12/08

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So sorry to hear of your mothers passing. She was an amazing writer. Just a question about what I hope is a typing error in the book, Fire Island Summer. On page 157, Anne goes to Marks house to let Hannibal, the dog out. I will type what my copy of the book has written. Hannibal was scratching at the door as she approached. She went inside, made love to him then let him out the back for a run. I can only guess that instead of mading love, she was meant to make him lunch. It did make me laugh though. I will be checking the Large Print copy we have, I work in a library. Thank you.

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Date: 04/18/08

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I am really sad to hear of Julie passing. I had read a book by her years ago and had lost it after I lent it to my uncle who soon died of cancer. I have spent the last three years looking for the book as I thought it was one of the best books I had ever read, but could not remember the title. I found it today, it was Lasting Treasures. I looking forward to reading the rest of her books, they are truly amazing.

Name:
Date: 03/28/08

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I am sorry to hear that Mrs. Ellis passed away. I really enjoyed reading the books she had written. My condolences to family and friends She will never be forgotten

Name:
Date: 08/23/07

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I'm so sorry to hear about the author of my favourite book passing away. I received A woman for all seasons for my 15th birthday and have read it time and time again. I love this book and don't go anywhere without it. Sorry for your loss, she will never be forgotten.

 

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Date: 03/05/07

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Hi I am so sorry to hear of the passing of the writer, someone I got to love through her writing, and your dear mother.  I thoroughly enjoy reading her books and have only conquered five of them to date as i read them ever so slowly so not as to miss anything.   I find it difficult to put the books down once I am in possession of one as it is not easy to find her books in South Africa.   When I do search book sale standards, your mothers books are the first that I seek.   She will always be remembered as my favourite author.

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Date: 02/28/07

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So sorry to hear of the passing of a great author and human being...i will cherish the books that i have and will look forward to any more that may be published...may peace be with all of her family and friends...she will be missed but never forgotten

Name:  Lisa Nicholson
Date: 11/17/06

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I am sorry to hear about your mother. I am 15 years old. My name is Lisa and ive only read The Hampton Heritage because i only recently discovered this amazing author. i fell in love with the book and have started reading Maison Jennie which i also love. Please accept my condolences for your mother- she will be remembered. Lisa Nicholson, Australia

 

Name: Donna Spence
Date: 08/20/06

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Dear Richard and Susan, I am so sorry to hear about your mom, shocked is more like it, when i opened up on her website. She has been my favorite author,ever, and we have enjoyed passing christmas cards to one another for years. Richard, i had spoke to you on the phone some years ago.I am just so sad because she was such a wonderful person and her books are the greatest. Please email me and let me know how i can order copies of her books especially her new titles when they come out please.May you always cherish the wonderful memories you both have of her, as i will always cherish her christmas cards and lovely letters i have recieved from her. yours truly, Donna Spence


Name: Martin
Date: 05/22/06

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Dear Julie, For some upgrade computer reason, I lost all my emails, including your kindly respond to my question about pen names. So I ask agian, would you do mind sending me your pseudonym names. I am almost done with your Julie Ellis work and I would love to continue with your other books. Sincerely, Martin


Name: R LeBlanc
Date: 03/02/06

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Dear Julie Ellis, As a young Jewish woman years ago, I read as many of your books, family sagas, as I could get my hands on and loved everyone. To my delight, I found Far To Go at the local library and have just started it. I will savour every page. Thank you for writing such beautiful books. Family sagas were my mainstay in the 70s and 80s and when I find one now, I am in heaven. I am not into reading contemporary books at all but I just might try one written by Julie Ellis. God bless you.

Name: Carol Miller
Date: 01/12/06

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Hi Julie-- Who are the crazy people invading your website? Just to say I love your books. I've followed you for many years, reading the family sagas and now the suspense books and the contemporary one. You've filled many empty hours with pleasure

Name: Shirley Madison
Date: 11/15/05

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Dear Julie, I'm haunting the second-hand bookstores to find your novels. They provide such pleasure after a hectic business day. Please, keep writing them!

Name: Shannyn
Date: 11/08/05

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Hey Julie, I live in Sydney Australia. I am currently reading Lasting Treasures - just wanted to tell you it is wonderful!! shannynmargaret@hotmail.com

Name: Jann (jamasol@yahoo.com)
Date: 10/27/05

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Hello Julie, I just finished reading "The Poles" and I had to write to tell you how moved I was by this book. My daughter found the book at a used book sale and bought it for me. I am a proud Polish American and I really treasure your story. You managed to weave the historical events with your characters beautifully. I'm in awe. All 4 of my grandparents emigrated to the US from Poland and I would love to write a family history narrative/novel as moving as yours. Any tips you'd care to share?

Name: Martin Boucher
Date: 09/07/05

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Greetings again, Julie. Martin again. I'm just going to leave you my email address just in case you have time to drop me a note to the pseudonym question I asked in the message below. Best, Martin ( pageturner_@hotmail.com )

Name: Martin Boucher
Date: 09/07/05

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(I sent the following to your un-operative email address:) Well, hello, dear Julie Ellis, What a thrilled it is for me to speak with you. I've been reading your wonderful novels since I can't remember. I'm in my 40's now, new to this cyberworld, and I just had to write to you the minute I visited your Website. I look forward to discover your newest work each time I visit the UK Amazon website. Please don't ever stop writing, your gift of the words is so much appreciated. I won't take too much of your time except to ask if you ever had a pseudonym, and if so, under what name. Best, Martin Boucher, Montreal, Canada

Name: Samara-Pia (supa_bawa@hotmail.com)
Date: 12/26/04

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I just wanted to tell you how much i have loved reading your books, initially i picked up a woman for all seasons because the book cover looked interesting and now when i go into a book store i look for your name, my favourites are lasting treasure and a woman for all seasons, i am a little disheartened to find not many shops in Bundaberg keep your books but i find them simply amazing and unable to put them down.


Name: Leah
Date: 11/12/04

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A Daughter's Promise was my first Julie Ellis experience and I loved every second of it. It is such a beautiful story and I look forward to reading more. I can not tell you how much I loved it.

Name: Kate G
Date: 03/10/04

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Hi Julie, I'm from Sydney Australia and i bought your book A Woman For All Seasons for my mother for mother's day, she loved it so much it started to read it and I'm only half the way through but I can't seem to put it down. Which is a real problem in my one hour lunch break. LOL. Anyway i just wanted to thank you because until now have not found an author/book that i enjoy this much!

Name: Justine
Date: 01/29/04

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I loved "A woman for all seasons" and "Trespassing Hearts", with Betsy as my fave character

Name: Shilan Ahmed
Date: 11/28/03

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Dear mrs Ellis, I have just rereading for probably the houndred time your book "Maison Jennie".I love it. I'm  26 years old and live in Sweden. I`m doing research on a book i would like to write. I just wanted to know about your other books and i look forward to read them all and get inspired.

Name: Tony Xu tonyxuuk@yahoo.co.uk
Date: 11/12/03

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Hi, Julie, I am a Chinese who have just finished your story of "No Greater Love" so that i come to look for you on the web, fortunately you are here and unfortunately the book i just read was not listed here. anyway, I like romantic things, and simply your style. Hope to read another one in short time due.

Name: Bridget
Date: 07/22/03

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Hello Julie. I just finished" No greater Love," and I came here to the computer to look you up. I really enjoyed that book, and I am going to find another one of your books very soon. I like a book that keeps me interested, and that I can look forward to reading more of it in the evenings to relax and give flight to my imagination! I like your style!

Name: Ronald L. Boring
Date: 05/03/03

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Dear Julie, I have just began reading your Commitment for the second time. I am a hopeless romantic, born in 1940. Your characters seem so real to me, more than a lot of other authors I've read. I look forward to acquiring and reading many more of your wonderful Books. Sincerely Ron B.

Name: Clydea Wellington Melbourne Australia
Date: 04/22/03

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Hi Julie I have been enthralled with the reading of The Velvet Jungle and Lasting Treasures, and I look forward to reading all your other books

Name: C.K.Napper
Date: 03/18/03

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3-18-03 Ms. Ellis, I have just finished rereading for probably the dozenth time your book, "Commitment". I must tell you that it is absolutely wonderful! I was very intrigued by all the historical points you touched on from a woman's point of view. Also very interesting was the history of television you provided. Although the paperback I have was published by Zebra Romance, you produced much, much more than a romance novel. I look forward to finding other titles and new ones coming. Keep them coming.

Name: Holly Richardson
Date: 02/20/03

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Hello Ms. Ellis, I don't know if you would remember me but I met you and your daughter Susan while vacationing in Bermuda with my mom Renee, sometime in the spring of 1978. I was only 13 at the time, but I remember you two being the single moms on that trip. My mom, passed away in 1998 from Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma -- she was only 64 (I wonder about the environmental connection to that). My mother lived in Brookhaven up until that time. I am still going through her things up here in Boston and I found the inscribed copy you sent her of your novel "Savage Oaks." I knew I could find you on the internet! I have yet to read one of your books -- but I am a reader and it is next on the list. I was very excited to hear that you are an environmentalist. I will graduate form Harvard University with my undergraduate in Natural Sciences and a concentration in Environmental Management in June of this year and am currently thinking about law school. I do miss Long Island very much. I hope all is well with you and take care -- Holly Richardson

Name: Kathy frankath@aol.com
Date: 02/04/03

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Dear Julie: Just finished Daughters Promise which I found on my bookshelves and was unaware I possessed. Now I will look for all the others. I am intrigued by Magnolia. Is it Macon? A fellow Georgian

Name: Donna Spence
Date: 10/11/02

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Hi Mrs. Ellis, just wanted to say hello to you from your number one fan! I am looking forward to reading all your new books that you write. Keep writing and remember your fans think your the best!!! please keep writing... Best wishes, Donna Spence (jazz836@aol.com)

Name: Cynthia Strassler
Date: 02/24/02

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I just love your books. I am an ardent reader & a friend of mine suggested your books. I'm just finishing East Wind & love it. Please keep writing.

Name: maria phillips
Date: 12/16/01

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hi Julie as I haven't read many books in the last 25 years i have started to read again and i picked up a daughters promise at a flea market and I'm hooked on your novels read 3 so far and i'm in tears at the end of each one thank you for your great stories I'm now on the hunt for all your titles. Once again thank you you have let me become me again and enjoying reading was one thing i thought i would never do again

Name: Julie R. Ellis
Date: 09/25/01

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Hello Ms. Ellis. I too am named Julie Ellis (middle name Rachel). My great aunt was initially drawn to your books because of your name and enjoyed the first one so much, she went on to read all. I am currently doing research on a book I would like to write...who knows, perhaps some day there will be two of us on the shelves!

Name: Sharon Noble
Date: 02/27/01

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Hello Ms. Ellis, I have recently discovered your books, and I can tell you I will be out and about looking for more. I had an accident about a year ago, and have not been able to do more than read. I can't wait for more. Thank you for your talent and creativity.

Name: jazz836@aol.com Donna Spence
Date: 02/08/01

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Julie, being your number #1 fan, i would love to start a fan club in your honor. I am home durning the day and have a lot of time to devote to this most exciting adventure. It would be my honor to help assist in anyway i could. Please email me and let me know what your thought are for a fan club. my email address is: jazz836@aol.com May you always be blessed as we are with your books

Name: Barbara Martin
Date: 02/06/01

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Julie, I have been reading your books for a number of years now and I am always looking forward to the next one. They are a nice escape from a hectic world. Keep up the fantastic work!

Name: Donna Spence
Date: 12/27/00

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Dear Mrs. Ellis, thank you for the wonderful Christmas card and letter, i will cherish them always. I am so glad that you have a web site and i will look at it often. If there is ever a time that you would like a fan club, i would be very much interested in being your president, as i have and always will be your number # 1 fan. Thank you for all the joy you have brought me when i have read your books. I look forward to your continued writing.. Yours very truly, Donna Spence

Name: anon
Date: 12/23/00

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Happy Holidays!

 

 

 

 

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