Midnight on Julia Street - Softcover

"It's a book you can read and cheer with triumph and have your heart race with anxiety until the very end - will all work out? Read the book and find out for yourself" - Broken Teepee

"Overall "Midnight on Julia Street" is an exceptional novel that manages to combine both modern day and historical elements to create one fascinating read." - Laura's Reviews

"I greatly enjoyed this book. I couldn't put it down. Ms. Ware brought New Orleans to life for me. I could imagine the streets and the people very easily for both the modern and the historical story lines. It makes me want to visit New Orleans even more that I already did. I want to see the locations she has mentioned in person, not just through Google." - PonyTails Book Reviews

"I did like it and do recommend the book to historical fiction fans and romance fans alike. " - Romance Fiction Suite 101

"Another great novel by Ciji Ware!! " - Celtic Lady's Reviews

" As I came to expect, the historical research shines through as we easily slip between the past and present." - Under the Boardwalk

"Ware's ability to draw the reader in and hold their interest to the very end is amazing!" - Debbie's Book Bag

""Midnight on Julia Street" is laced with history and can not be tied down to being just a romance, it's so much more than that. This book is actually a Mardi Gras celebrating New Orleans past with blaring trumpets for all to discover." - aisle b

"My primary requirement in a book is a good story. "Midnight on Julia Street" by Ciji Ware is a great one." - Linda Banche and Her Historical Hilarity

"An interesting book about a truly fascinating city and a rich cast of characters" - Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell

In addition to her career as a novelist, Ciji Ware was a reporter and commentator on radio and television in Los Angeles for more than twenty years. She is a graduate of Harvard University, where she majored in history, and serves as a member of the board of directors. Her numerous awards include an Emmy and a Dupont for her television work, a Silver Gavel for magazine journalism, and a Best Fictionalized Biography Award from Romantic Times magazine for her first novel, Island of the Swans.

Ciji is also the author of A Cottage by the Sea, Wicked Company, and the nonfiction work Sharing Parenthood After Divorce. She lives in Montecito, California, in an 1873 Gothic American farmhouse.