Melanie Ellison

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Melanie Ellison née "Craft" (born 1969) is a novelist. She has been married to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison since 2003.

Ellison was educated at Oberlin College and the American University in Cairo, Egypt. She is the author of three novels, A Hard-Hearted Man (Silhouette Books, 1998), Trust Me (Warner Books, 2003) and Man Trouble (Warner Books, 2004). She serves on the board of directors for the Ellison Medical Foundation, the Peninsula Humane Society, and San Francisco Bay Humane Friends.

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