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"For just as the sufferings of Christ flow over into our lives, so also through Christ our comfort overflows."
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Julie Eller is a life-long resident of Washington State, raised on a cattle ranch in Eastern Washington, spending 20 years in the Tri-Cities before relocating to the Seattle area nine years ago. Her early life amid sagebrush, Hereford-Angus cattle, horses, 4-H and FFA animal projects remain close to her heart, and she has great memories of an idyllic childhood, the renegade cattle that broke through the barbed wire fence late on the afternoon of Junior Prom notwithstanding. Julie has been writing for several years, first dabbling in the secular women’s fiction genre, finally becoming disheartened to the point of having “hung up her pen” for a couple of years, believing that whatever spark she’d had for writing had burned itself out. It was at this point that the Lord issued His “call to service.” I’m not a writer of “sweet” fiction. While my books have a love component, that isn’t the singular focus of the story. I’m drawn to write stories about families in crisis, individuals who are struggling to believe that God is faithful, cares about their pain and offers hope through Jesus Christ. My deepest desire is to uplift and bring renewed hope to readers who may be experiencing difficult life circumstances. Married to her best friend and mother of two adult sons and three cats, Julie works as a medical transcriptionist for a major trauma center in Seattle. She has twenty years experience in the medical field, including training in chemical dependency counseling.
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