Julie Eberhart Painter was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. For twenty-six years, she worked with nursing homes as a volunteer coordinator and later as a community ombudsman. She spent eighteen years with Hospice of Volusia/Flagler in Port Orange, Florida and contributed to and edited their two most recent English self-help publications. Her fiction books include: The Kingmaker, an industrial whistleblower endangers his family and himself ( romance); ; American Castles, senior citizens work to save their historical hotel, or is it their hysterical hotel? The World, the Flesh and the Devil, (1904-1929) an empassioned  romance in the monastery with her confessor forces Margaret to start a new life; Mortal Coil, romantic suspense about greed, fraud and corruption in nursing homes, Tangled Web, a seductive and distructive romance takes place during troubled times (1933-1951). Catherine must give up her child and create a new life for herself, and Kill Fee, an award winning cozy mystery , Penny, a brainer-than-she-looks blond inherits millions from the man she thought was her uncle. His friends, senior citizen duplicate bridge players, mistrust her when her uncle dies at the bridge table. The race is on to find out "whodunnit." And, the sequel, Medium Rare, a psychic medium takes over  an office staff and pays for her crime. New from museituppublishing.com: Daughters of the Sea, a paranormal. Can an "all American girl" make peace with the father, a Tahitian navigator, who gave her away? See Julie's Amazon page and google her for  announcements. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_tc_2_0?rh=i%3Astripbooks%2Ck%3AJulie+Eberhart+Painter&keywords=Julie+Eberhart+Painter&ie=UTF8&qid=1321374034&sr=1-2-ent&field-contributor_id=B005EYUYSK 

Julie has has received many good reviews for her fiction and nonfiction. From the Inside Out, a volunteer looks at staying motivated, is a best seller and available in e-stores such as Kindle, Barnes & Noble, and online retailers. She won the Champagnebooks.com best book award for 2011.

Julie is a regular columnist with Cocktails and Gossip for Jan 1
http://cocktailsmagazine.wix.com/fictionandgossip#!issue-14



Julie was a best seller on Fictionwise.com for KILL FEE, her 2011 cozy mystery that contains duplicate bridge, an Indian Hill Mynah bird and a very active environmentalist.

KILL FEE won the Best Book award from (CTRR)Coffeetime Romance and More

Find Julie's flash fiction stories on www.bewilderingstories.com