Julia Dudek


Biography

Julia Dudek lives with her two wonderful children in New Jersey. She graduated from The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey with a degree in Historical Studies, and from Monmouth University with a Master of Arts in Teaching.

Julia has received numerous awards for her writing while in college, most notably The Ignie LaFluer Endowed Scholarship Award for her short story, “The Color of Homage.” Pieces is her first novel.

Julia is currently writing the sequel to Pieces, as well as working on other projects. You can visit her website at www.juliadudek.com.

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Books

Pieces    by Julia Dudek
Price: $0.99 USD. 98960 words. Published on November 19, 2009. Fiction.

0.75 star(4.63 from 16 reviews)
Angelique isn’t a killer, not truly—but witnessing the murder of her best friend and discovering that the killer’s identity is missing from her memory sends her moral compass spinning wildly out of control. She must remember-before Det. Ben Marsden learns that the person behind the city’s string of bizarre killings, and the woman he's fallen helplessly in love with, are one and the same.

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Smashwords book reviews by Julia Dudek

  • A "Real" Man's Guide To Divorce (First, you bend over and...) on Dec. 02, 2009
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    The truth hurts—and sometimes it makes us cry laughing—as is the case in Joe Perrone Jr.’s A “Real” Man’s Guide to Divorce. Written as a guide for the many men who are going through the almost-statistically-inevitable rite of passage, Perrone approaches the topic with eyes wide open, wallet wide open—and often times other things wide open—giving the realistic male perspective on the process that begins after the husband has already left, (or has been pushed), out the backdoor. The author paints an all-too-honest picture of the emotional, financial, and logistical sides of the subject with a brush dipped in experience, wisdom, and a sense of humor that page after page will have the reader holding his sides. Written masterfully and with the audience fully in mind, only Perrone knows how to make the candidly gruff male language, which makes the book so entertaining, still sound as eloquent as verse. Five stars for an informative, and hysterical, read! — Julia Dudek, author of Pieces
  • As The Twig Is Bent: A Matt Davis Mystery on Dec. 07, 2009
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    Edge-of-Your Seat Suspense from Page One! If you like suspense, grab a copy of As the Twig is Bent, pull up a seat, and prepare to be on the edge of it from page one of Joe Perrone Jr.’s unrelenting thrill-ride! Skipping the foreplay, Perrone wastes no time introducing the reader to the merciless serial killer who’s terrorizing the neighborhood of Chelsea, and preying on unsuspecting victims from Internet chat rooms. Firmly holding us captive with the intense opening scene, the author then weaves innumerable twists and turns into the plot, as homicide detective, Matt Davis, races to stop the killer. The writing is bold, the descriptions are vivid, and the plot is seamless right through to the explosive ending. One would never guess As the Twig is Bent is a first in the genre for Perrone, as he has clearly already mastered all the dynamic qualities and elements of a best-selling work of commercial fiction—and a bonus: I’ve learned that the author will be sending Detective Matt Davis on yet another adventure in his upcoming novel Opening Day! Five stars, and can’t wait for more! — Julia Dudek, author of Pieces
  • Vision: Evan's Book on March 15, 2010
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    In the evolution of Jade Walker from a simple librarian to the ultimate killing machine, author Dan Fitzpatrick takes us on an adventure in Vision: Evan's Book where an unlikely hero discovers he is the only person who can stop the deadliest serial killer the world has ever known. This genre-bending thriller leaves no elemental stone unturned with its blend of nail-biting suspense, heart-pounding action, sci-fi mystique, and romantic intrigue. What I thought was especially clever was the thoughtful structure of the novel--how the author revolved us around the story in three hundred sixty degrees, often jumping through time to reveal more of the back-story, leaving us fully immersed under the many layers that make up Vision. Fitzpatrick's page-turning cliffhangers are inspired and unforgiving, but none are as merciless as the last, which will launch us into the sequel, Vision II: The Black Skull, poised to answer the questions that left us dangling on the edges of our seats. Dark, compelling, and thoroughly entertaining, five stars for Fitzpatrick's debut novel.
  • A Demon Love Story - Part One: The Obsession on Jan. 22, 2012
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    Awesome debut novel from Allison B. Levine! Twisted, dark, sexy, evil...everything a novel should be. Allison has a way of making you feel like you're right in the room with the characters as she weaves you through this epic tale of vampire meets girl...Can't wait to read the sequel!