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Julia Justiss

Julia Justiss

I 'm the author of 12 Regency Historical romances and 3 novellas for Harlequin Historical and HQN. In addition to loving writing books, talking about books, talking to people who love books, I love gardening and history in general. For info about my latest releases or to enter my latest CONTEST, visit my website at www.juliajustiss.com. Check... more »
  • US, Texas
  • member since July 31 2007

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  • Caren

    Caren says

    Julia, you mentioned I should check out AAR's The Back Fence for "literary rules". So funny and so true! Let them sneer, those literary types. We romance readers will have much to smile about! *g*

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • JDVine_Publications

    JDVine_Publications says

    Thanks for adding me. I'll be checking out your website.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • HBee

    HBee says

    Hi. Thanks for the friend invite. I enjoy Shelfari. It is so nice to have a place to talk about books. I have been fond of books about Elizabeth since I was in high school, which was many, many years ago. I do not believe she solved crimes, but the books are a fun read. I am a very easy reader. If the story is a good read, I am willing to accept the authors "world" and believe it is possible whle reading the story. I just finished The Virgin, which takes place when Elizabeth is about 14. I had the same problem that you mentioned about Elizabeth and Essex. Elizabeth had no reason to trust romance. Not just because of her Father and Mother, but her cousin, too. Also she saw that Cathrine Parr did not profit from marrying the Man she loved.

    I enjoyed looking at your shelf. I have read a lot of the books that you have put on your shelf. But I found some authors that I have not read yet.

    I enjoyed your note very much.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Mary Chapman

    Mary Chapman says

    Hi Julia!
    Thanks for the kind words - I'm hoping to be finished *one* of these days. Actually, I'd be further along on one, if I hadn't realized it needed to go a different route. And today, it occurred to me that I need to alter the hero's character a bit. *sigh* I guess nothing is constant except change.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • cardinalschica

    cardinalschica says

    Thanks! I honestly don't remember where I got that picture. I've had it for a long time. I see you write regency novels. That's awesome. I love that time period!

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • GentleJourneyAuthor

    GentleJourneyAuthor says

    Thanks for the acceptance. Perhaps we can trade history questions. Although Wikipedia is a Godsend.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • LaFemmeMonkita

    LaFemmeMonkita says

    Thanks for your note. My novel is set in a ghetto outside of Prague called Terezin during 1942-1945. I'm still editing it and hope to shop it by January.

    Nice to "meet" you!

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Alicia

    Alicia says

    Thanks for the friend invite! Welcome to shelfari. You'll find out it's rather addictive.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Maddalena

    Maddalena says

    Well. I don't have any books about re-crating the middle ages. The group I beling to is the SCA. The international website is www.sca.org. The local group for me is the Kingdom of Northshield www.northshield.org .We don't re-enact events, we jsut sort of recreate the general atmosphere of the middle ages by having tourneys and feasts and parties. It's a ton of fun. mostly becuse I get to wear cool clothes and be with really fun people.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • GentleJourneyAuthor

    GentleJourneyAuthor says

    As you can see from my bookshelves, I love Regencies. Can't get enough of them. Saw you are in the Regency Romance Group so I am inviting you to be a friend

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Mary Chapman

    Mary Chapman says

    Hi Julia! Just so you know, "The Courtesan" is in my TBR pile - can't wait to start it! *g*
    Right now I'm working on two full-length novels, one a paranormal erotic romance, and the other a chick-lit. I'm a verrry slow writer, but at least I don't have a deadline...other than a personal one, that is. Maybe one day they'll actually be finished - LOL! I put a couple blurbs on my website, www.marychapman.net.
    Thanks again for writing - hope to chat again soon!

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Maddalena

    Maddalena says

    Thank you, Julia, for the knid comment about the dress! I have not yet read Carla Kelly, although I've heard tons of good things about her. I've read one of your books and I really enjoyed it, It was the one about Belle and jack. I liked Belle. I liked that there were layers to her character that the reader had to dig under to find out who she really was. She was not a pampered ninny and she did what she had to to make a life for herself. Thansk for writing! I've added you as a friend, if that's OK.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Mary Chapman

    Mary Chapman says

    Hi Julia!
    Thanks so much for friending me! I quite enjoyed "The Untamed Heiress."
    Best,
    ~Mary

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • MaryGrace

    MaryGrace says

    Thanks Julia for the Loretta Chase “KNAVES WAGER” tip — shame, shame on me — would you believe I have this book and TWO Julia Justiss’ stories on my TBR shelf! Get reading girl! Like I said “Shame, shame on me —.” And yes, I have read Carla Kelly, in fact I am currently hunting down the highly acclaimed REFORMING LORD RAGSDALE. Thanks again for the reminder!

    PS - Don’t you just love this site - hints, suggestions, and discussions – what a fabulous way to discover a new author! MaryGrace.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • ancestorsearch

    ancestorsearch says

    Thank so much for the invite. I am looking forward to checking out your books at your website and your myspace. I think the P&P photo is from the http://www.bbc.co.uk site. Elizabeth Chadwick is an awesome historical fiction author; my first book was The Winter Mantle, I was so lost in her books it took me back to another time. Her books are harder to locate in the US, she has no US publisher. The few books I have read I find her strong on characterization and relationships. I'm not in a position to pronounce on historical accuracy, but I feel she writes closely to the facts. I easily get lost in her books and am disappointed when they end. Again I look
    Forward to checking out your books

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • MichelleStyles

    MichelleStyles says

    Yes, I like Shelfari much better than myspace. Even with broadband, some of the pages take ages to load. besides I find it very intersting to see the books on other people's shelves.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Lisa Plumley

    Lisa Plumley says

    Hi, Julia! Thanks for being my Shelfari friend. It's nice to see you here. :)

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Tina

    Tina says

    I'm glad you're on Shelfari, now I've got all your books on my shelf.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • MargoMaguire

    MargoMaguire says

    Oh - it's EASY to spend a lot of time here. Just wait until you get into some discussions with your groups!

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
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