Ellen Dudley

I write with my Dad, but he does most of it, the editing too, but as he’s the shy one I have to tell you about the 19 e-books we have on Amazon @ $4.70 for the novelettes and novels and $6.99 for the anthologies, 120,000 words plus.

If you think the price is too much then tell me, and I’ll knock a one dollar off.

We write sci-fi. Sci-Fi fantasy. Sci-Fi crime. Steampunk (also sci-fi but different). We write crime too and about the Holocaust, the Nazis in Europe during WW2

You’ll find our books at<amazon.com/author/t.j.edison.>

The Twitter link doesn’t work here.

Our twitter address is @eraruc


The Package, a Tale of the Holocaust.by Ellen dudley and T. J. Edison.
In 1942, two Jewish women, Ellen Kaempfer and Betty Holstein were deported from Hamburg to a work camp in Poland. Before they left, one of them gave a German woman, Elfriede Mollenhauer, who was an active member of the German underground, a package for safe-keeping, an undertaking, if discovered that could lead to a long term of imprisonment in a German work camp or even death. 
Elfriede, married to Hans Thunsdorff, a cipher clerk, forced to work for the Nazis, took the package with her everywhere she went, through the bombings in Hamburg and Berlin. 
Ellen and Betty, after working for a while in the labour camp, were transferred to Chelmno death camp along with thousands of others where they met a fate too terrible to imagine.