Elizabeth A. Reeves

Elizabeth A. Reeves is an American author best known for the Unlife, Goldie Locke and Were Bears, Witness Protection for Monsters, and Cindy Eller books. Reeves series of novels are best classified as science fiction and fantasy novels. Though she has been a writer for several years, she is a very private person and as such, there is very little information about her on the web. A popular legend that also appears on her website and social media profile has it that Elizabeth Reeves was born with a book in hand and immediately asked for a pony. While it is not easy to confirm the veracity of the story, horses and books have been very common themes in Reeves’s writing. The author was born in Massachusetts to a father that was a university professor and an artistic mother. She credits her mother for one of the most popular of sayings “If one cannot find a book that they love to read, they need to write a book that they would love to read.” Her family moved to Arizona while she was very young and she spent most of her childhood there. It was during her childhood that she developed her love for history, particularly medieval European, which is the setting for most of her novels. When she is not writing, she loves to hatch chickens, knit, and chase after her husband and four children.