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Janilou: Julu Book One in the Julu Series is now available on Amazon.com
Here is the link to my Amazon Author Page:

amazon.com/author/jananderegg.julu

https://authorcentral.amazon.com/gp/books/book-detail-page?ie=UTF8&bookASIN=1642370762&index=default

JULU is available in Paperback ($11.95), Hardcover($23.02) and Kindle ($2.99) format.

It is also available as an Audiobook through Audible, narrated by the exceptionally talented Jannie Meisberger.

It continues to receive outstanding Verified Purchase reviews. Thank you to all the dedicated Fanstorians who helped me polish it for publication! You rock!
    Nicole Hawley: You definitely paint pictures with words here. I was a little confused with the entrance of the gorilla without knowing the background first. I must admit, this is quite dark - "You killed him." You achieve a very nice balance of prose with dialogue. It's definitely not labored and flows very nicely. Good world building as I was brought into that living room. I was just wondering what the age demographic is for the story/your target audience. -


FanStory wrote to Janilou: Congratulations! Second place finish in the reviewing contest!
    michaelcahill: Congrats. Hope you'll stick around. I'm sure you can see you're needed! -
    mrsmajor: Congratulations, I just had the pleasure of one of your reviews...and your comments were thoughtful, and clear...thanks! -
    rama devi: Congratulations! Much deserved. Ditto what Mikey said. :-)))) -


FanStory wrote to Janilou: Congratulations! All Dressed In White won the contest "Missing Bride"
    humpwhistle: Congratulations, Janilou. Great story. -
    judiverse: Congratulations on your "Missing Bride" win. judi -
    Phyllis Stewart: Congratulations! I was rooting for you, hoping this would win. :) -
    N.K. Wagner: congratulations, Janilu. Love the canine perspective. -


Janilou: Thank you for reading my stories, blogs, and essays, and helping me to become a better writer. I love writing. It makes my life more complete to know my words can touch the hearts of others. Thank you.
    MidnightWriter4U: CONGRATULATIONS on placing first in the "Dear God" member created contest! -
    Carolyn H: Congratulations on a well-deserved win. Such a moving piece- and heartbreaking to read that it is non- fiction. Thank you for your courage in sharing your story. -


Janilou: Found my nephew, Johno! Woo Hoo! Or to be more Australian about it - you beauty! Four years ago, I posted, "Searching For Christopher," -- an open letter to my nephew, who was adopted at birth. He contacted us just last week. So happy I am! :-)
    bookishfabler: I would love too, but the season is crazy and business is doing well, and the next day is our big Christmas cruise. I truly hope you have a blast. Maybe next time. -


Janilou: Happy New Year everyone!


Janilou: I live on a small farm with my husband and daughter, five miles from the mighty Mississippi. When I'm not working or writing, we ride our Kentucky Mountain Saddle horses and travel.
    Ritsal: Hey Jan. Haven't seen you around much lately. Now, I know why. You just keep so busy between work, the farm and writing. :) -
    Celtic~Soul: Hi, Jani! Good to see you, and I hope all's well at Rainbow Gate. Busy is good--keeps away the boredom. (I know, most days I could use a little boredom too.) -
    Showboat: Hey Jan! We've missed you. Glad to hear you're keeping busy, tehee. Yes, sometimes a little down time is a huge blessing!

    Gayle -
    Janilou: No, R.J. Stewart! In that photo, I'm sitting in the Le Cellier Steakhouse restaurant, at E.P.C.O.T. Walt Disney World, Florida. But, hey even if it was a casino, your point? -

    Kate Austin: Dear Jan,
    Awhile ago you gave me "the key" to my piece. Your comment was that my story had been done over and over. Well I stepped out of the box, created a character and would love to have you review my piece. I will happily compensate you with member dollars or whatever. It is a short piece. Children's spiritual picture book-written in verse. I would prefer to send it to another email address as I would like to include an illustration or two for your feedback. Also, my work posted here is not up to date. If you would be so kind you can e-mail me your address katedeegan@windstream.net. Thanks so much. Hope to hear from you. -