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About Author Julie Seedorf

As human beings, we are always a work in progress. From birth to death we live, hurt, laugh, cry, feel, and with all of those emotions we grow as people, as family members, and as friends. I'm a dreamer and feel blessed to have the opportunity in my writing to pass those dreams on to others. I believe you are never too old to dream and to turn those dreams into a creative endeavor.” I live in rural Minnesota and am a wife, mother, and grandmother. Throughout my life I have had many careers or should I say opportunities at jobs where I have learned different skills such as working as a waitress, nursing home activities person, office manager, and finally a computer repair person eventually owning her own computer sales and repair business. Add my volunteer activities such as Sunday School Teacher and SADD advisor and more and it's been a full life. I never forgot my love of writing and quit my computer business in 2012 after signing a contract with Cozy Cat Press for Granny Hooks A Crook, the first book in my Fuchsia, Minnesota Series. I currentlyntly have written nine cozy mysteries, three children’s books, participated in three group anthologies or mysteries, and write three blogs about various subjects.

A Kindle Countdown for Snicklefritz!


In honor of Granny Forks A Fugitive being out I decided to run a Kindle Countdown on Snicklefritz, my kids book or also for young at heart adults. It will run all week. Here is the link. If you want to share I would appreciate it. Get the word out and don’t forget to tell them about Granny Forks A Fugitive too. Snicklefritz

Review: Killing Time

Killing Time
Killing Time by Amy Beth Arkawy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Who doesn’t love a diner by the name of Soup Opera? It is aptly named since the mystery is somewhat like a soap opera. And since I like the Soup Opera and want to eat their and try their delicious soup I soap opera’s. A soap opera has many twists and turns, as does this mystery. Just when you think you have it figured out the author throws in another little curve. Intriguing characters, memories of high school and a high school reunion, and a secret that exists with this group of classmates makes us wonder if we shouldn’t examine our own old high school days. It kept me reading, kept me smiling, and enjoying the entire book along with being surprised with the conclusion. Well done.

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Granny Forks A Fugitive Is Here!

Granny_Forks_A_FugitivefandbAfter months of writing and editing Granny Forks A Fugitive is now out in paperback and on Kindle. This book was a labor of love. When I wrote the first paragraph I had an idea where I was going with the book. Then I got stuck. I knew what I wanted to portray. I wanted my reader’s to know why Granny turned into this crusty old lady that didn’t show her emotions. As an author of the book and the character, I wasn’t quite sure either.

The more I wrote about Granny this time the more I felt her pain of the past and the more I enjoyed her humor because that was what she used to get past her past and people that had betrayed her. It may seem odd that I fell in love with a character in my book.

We all have people that we love in our lives that have betrayed us. It cuts through everything that we believed and makes us mistrust our instincts. If someone we love can hurt us so deeply then we won’t trust anyone. Breaking the trust cuts deep to our soul. Some people recover and learn to trust again and others live their lives away from love and people because their heart was broken by someone they love.

The mystery in Granny Forks A Fugitive is tied to Granny’s past. I hope you read between the lines and feel what isn’t being said,and enjoy all that Fuchsia has to offer. Let the silliness take you away from the real world for a short time.

I had originally planned to stop the Fuchsia Series after the fourth book but I have such a close heart connection with all the characters now, I feel the series needs to continue and we need to explore that connection and let the community of Fuchsia entice new residents to the unique community.

I hope to not take as long as I did to get the next Fuchsia book out. Right now I am starting another series, yes, another quirky series that will take place in the community of Brilliant, Minnesota. Isn’t that brilliant, taking a community that is mentioned in Fuchsia and creating another book? We will see. Enjoy Granny and shout it out to the world that Granny is on another adventure. I appreciate my readers and the support you give me by spreading the word.

Granny always says in her book, “It’s on a need to know basis and you don’t need to know.” Well