About Elizabeth

Elizabeth’s first story was a daring tale of romantic intrigue set among a colony of squirrels. This story had a lot of potential, but she abandoned it as a fickle seven-year-old and has never picked it back up again. To the eternal sorrow of those rabid fans of the squirrel romantic intrigue genre. (Elizabeth did not approve the presence of that unfortunate “rabid” pun in the preceding sentence.)

Since her foray into the world of squirrels, Elizabeth has decided that she much prefers to write about humans. Preferably fun, clever, funny human beings who have impossibly witty conversations and fall in love. She first started to write down the stories in her head in college, and has now completed a number of novels whose brilliance she is sure the world will soon acknowledge. For excerpts from each of these novels, please visit the Excerpts page.

Elizabeth’s Twenty Hours in Boston was e-published on the late, great site Scheherazade Tales. Elizabeth will be posting Twenty Hours in Boston, gradually, in its entirety. Please visit the Featured Novel page to catch up on it.

Elizabeth grew up in the tiny, charming state of Rhode Island, went to school in Boston, and spent a few years living in New Orleans and Washington, D.C. before moving back to Boston, where she hopes to be settled for a good, long while. She wishes she could claim to have a terribly exciting job, like sports commentator, but she knows you probably think she’s something boring, like a lawyer. (You’re right, she is.)

To contact Elizabeth, please e-mail her at Elizabeth@elizabethlantagne.com.