Author Archives: Elaine Cantrell

Looking at the photos on your phone (or camera, if you still use one), what place or type of event do you tend to photograph most often?  I have to confess that I haven’t taken many pictures lately. I see … Continue reading →

Blurb: For two women generations apart, going home will change their lives in this funny, poignant, and life-affirming novel about family, secrets, and broken hearts by the author of For the Love of Friends. Four years into her marriage, Jenna is … Continue reading →

Do you have favorite spots in nature, such as a view, the woods, a sea or lake shore? As far as I’m concerned I have two wonderful places in nature. In fact, I’d have a hard time choosing one over … Continue reading →

A few years ago, another author interviewed me on her blog. It’s been years since I thought about that interview, but I saw it stuck in a folder on my computer and decided to see what I’d said. Since I … Continue reading →

What is your favorite place to escape and why? I don’t have to go far to find a wonderful escape. In fact, it only takes maybe five minutes to get there, but it’s a wonderful place to decompress and escape … Continue reading →

Blurb: This historical novel is basically a soldier’s story, written in a style modeled after authentic Civil War memoirs. Jack Benson’s boyish, matter-of-fact narrative relates an engrossing tale that recounts his origins, his military experiences, and the paranormal forces that protect … Continue reading →

“If you could remodel/redecorate any room in your house which room would you choose and what would you do to it?” Let me begin by saying that we’ve already done a lot of remodeling to our house. When we moved … Continue reading →

Since I’m a romance writer, my husband sometimes has to take a little ribbing.  “Are you the model for her heroes?” they always ask.  “Did you pose for her latest cover?”  Well, he didn’t pose for any covers, and even though the man … Continue reading →

Do you enjoy reading about other writers, their bios and writing process? In short, no, I don’t. I’ve read biographies before, but most of them bored me to a certain degree. The ones I have read I did so because … Continue reading →

Book Blurb: A candidate for princess is murdered at a Native American pow wow while Tempe Crabtree is working there in her capacity as deputy. Tempe’s investigation takes her onto the Bear Creek Indian Reservation. Her search for the killer … Continue reading →