From an early age, Elaine wanted to write stories.
Her first short story was published in her small town newspaper when she was in third grade.
Her first novel, Roses for Chloe, a Berkley-Jove Haunting Hearts release in 1998 was an RWA RITA Contest finalist. Her next three books were Harlequin Superromance(R) novels, one of which, Make Believe Mom, also went on to become a RITA finalist. Later, Elaine took a leap of faith into indie publishing with her romantic thriller The Caverns, the first book in the Tennessee Mountain Home series.
After moving back home to Alabama, Elaine enjoys reconnecting with family and high school friends and visiting her son, daughter-in-law, and grands in New York. She lives with her rescue dog Mariah who loves nothing more than chasing squirrels and snakes through the woods.
