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Ellette G. Ulmer

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Average rating: 4.79 · 34 ratings · 10 reviews · 6 distinct works • Similar authors
The Choices We Made

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Fateful Night

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Forbidden

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The Crimson Rose

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Hello everyone! It's been a minute. Life has been busy, and a lot has been going on, but I think I am finally to the point where it's safe to say that I have a treat for y'all.....

3... 2... 1... SURPRISE!

I have hinted over the last year... (?) or so, that I have started a new genre. I also hinted that I was going to be releasing some adult fiction along with YA. Well, I still hope to do both, (ma Read more of this blog post »
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“And when they come for us?"
"We'll know we did the right thing.”
― Ellette G. Ulmer, The Crimson Rose

“Drop your weapon. You’re finished.”
“I assume I deserve this, but can you tell me why you want to kill me this time?”
― Ellette G. Ulmer, The Numbered and the Nameless

“I’m fighting for that. So that you can have that freedom.”
― Ellette G. Ulmer, The Numbered and the Nameless

“A man who won't die for something is not fit to live.”
― Martin Luther King Jr., The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr.

“You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.”
― C.S. Lewis

“Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.”
― Oscar Wilde

“He wanted nothing more than to protect their little family, but he was afraid of what he would do in the wake of such a tragedy. He had no doubt he would react, do the unthinkable and fight to save them. But how did one fight an unstoppable force? How did one save anyone, when he couldn't even save himself?”
― Ellette G. Ulmer, Fateful Night

“Don chuckled, trying to lighten the mood. “Well, that’s usually enough to get the waterworks flowing. Tell you what,” he said, winking. “How about after school, we see if we can ‘accidentally’ reprogram one of the
factory robots. That could be exciting.”

“Don!” Sara scolded.

“Or not,” Don said, laughing guiltily.”
― Ellette G. Ulmer, Sector Five: The Hidden

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