Elizabeth White

Elizabeth White who also writes as Beth White is a historical fiction, romance and Christian fiction author best known for the bestselling “Texas Gatekeepers” series of novels. She was born in Mobile Alabama but spent much of her childhood and youth in South Mississippi. As a child and teen she was known as Beth White, the cool shy bookworm that was also a drum major and flute player for the marching band, sketch artist and singer in church troupes. In college at Mississippi State she marched in the famous “Maroon Band” and was also an active member of the choir that participated in many Baptist Student Union projects and missions. Beth got married to Scott White whom she met when she was in college. She has said that she always believed that she was destined to be the wife to a minister though she ignored her calling and worked as a bank teller for five long years. But when they moved to Mobile Alabama, she finally got to teach flute, voice and piano lessons while Scott her husband served as a minister at the Dauphin Way Baptist Church. They currently live in Saraland in North Mobile Alabama and she has said that she enjoys her double roles of mom and wife. She also teaches Sunday school, sketches and plays the flute in the church orchestra. She also loves to sew, crochet, read and go on mission trips.