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I just love listening to your recordings of Sue Grafton's books - especially when I am on surveillance. I am a 58 yo PI working in the Northern VA area - just got home from sitting for 4 hours on a subject who didn't go anywhere - your reading of "O is for Outlaw" made my night! Also - I saw ABBA in WDC and loved it. You were not in the production but sure wish you were!! Keep those audio books coming! You are great. Thanks!!!

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Hi, I feel funny writing this because you have so many wonderful accomplishments that mean so much, but I wanted to tell you how much I love your audio recordings as Kinsey Millhone. I do a lot of driving and I don't care how many times I listen to the same recording, you make it come to live. The shear volume of different voices you have is astounding. Thank you for many hours of enjoyment. Cheryl B.

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Judy, I am a new fan of yours through your series of audio recordings of Sue Grafton's alphbetic mystery books. I found them-and you-by accident and "serendipity" was in my favor this time. I can't imagine who could portray Kinsey Millhone any better than you. I hope you enjoy recording the books as much as I do listening to them. I started the series at "'O' is for Outlaw" and am on "'Q' is for Quarry". I have some catching up to do.... Thanks for your work which has helped bring books back into my life. I have a long drive to work each day so audiobooks mean a great deal to me. I was thrilled to find on your website that you played in the Musical "Babes in Arms". I look forward to hearing how you play "Baby Rose". My first favorite musical "queen" was Mary Martin and I've never been able to replace her since she passed away. I'm hoping you'll fill that gap! No pressure... Take care, Pam Rock

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This one will take you back a few eons -- I saw Judy play Lucy in "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" at the Ivar Theatre in L.A. in the late 60's, and worked at the MacLoren Playhouse when she did the musical "1971" in...1971! She had a show-stopping number called "I'm a Botticelli Angel and I'm Bored"* which I will never forget. WHAT a talent!!! (*"My wings are clipped, I'm utterly floored!")