Author Archives: Elaine Cantrell

Blurb: A husband with secrets. A wife with no limits. A riveting novel of marriage, privilege, and lies by Kaira Rouda, the USA Today bestselling author of The Next Wife. Jody Asher had a plan. Her charismatic husband, Martin, would be a political … Continue reading →

“How does/did your family countdown to Christmas? Did/do you have any special family traditions?”  When I was a child we didn’t have as many traditions as some families, but there are things that stand out from that time in my … Continue reading →

Since people are starting to put out their Christmas decorations, I thought I’d share a little about the Victorian Christmas tree. Maybe you’ll even want to decorate one. When we think of Christmas during the Victorian Era, most of us … Continue reading →

Our hound asked another multi-pronged question for this week: “Do you enjoy reading SERIES fiction? Is there a “magic” number of titles in that series that you find most agreeable? Moreover, do you WRITE series fiction? How many titles do … Continue reading →

I have Amazon Prime, and every month they offer me a new book. I was checking out my choices when this popped up. Curious, I read the blurb for the book and liked it. Here’s the blurb I read. Everyone … Continue reading →

This week we’re talking about our favorite Christmas books and movies. I’m afraid I don’t have anything new and wonderful to share. Just my old favorites. Let’s begin with books. I’ve read many Christmas stories over the years, but my … Continue reading →

I’d like to talk today about perfection, in particular perfect heroes.  Surely, perfection is overrated. I can hear what you’re thinking!  Elaine, you say, what are you going on about?  I love perfect heroes.  How can a romance author not believe in perfect heroes?  What … Continue reading →

“What’s the bravest / scariest thing you’ve ever done?” It bothered me when I saw this topic because I didn’t think I was very brave, and I avoid scary things at all costs. So, what could I write about? Having … Continue reading →

Book Blurb: Four hikers enter the mountains. Only two return. But is it tragedy? Or treachery? When sisters Cat and Ginny travel with their husbands to the idyllic Swiss Alps for a hiking holiday, it’s not just a chance to … Continue reading →

This week we’re talking about cartoons. Is there anyone who’s never watched them? I must be older than dirt because some of my favorite cartoons aired a long time ago. I have one vivid memory of my father and I … Continue reading →