Elizabeth Ludwig
Elizabeth’s Website
Elizabeth’s Blog
Spyglass Lane Blog
Elizabeth Ludwig’s first novel, Where the Truth Lies, which she co-authored with Janelle Mowery, was released in spring of 2008 from Heartsong Presents: Mysteries. Books two and three of this series, Died in the Wool, and A Black Die Affair, are slated for release in 2009. Mrs. Ludwig also has a Christmas anthology coming in 2009. Her work, I’ll Be Home for Christmas will be featured in Christmas Homecoming from Barbour Publishing.
In 2008, Mrs. Ludwig was named the IWA Writer of the Year. She is a regular contributor to the popular blog, Novel Journey, named one of Writer Digest’s 101 Most Valuable Websites for Writers, 2008, and she manages Spyglass Lane, the official blog of the HPM book club.
Soar to new heights in this inspirational Christmas romance collection where four females encounter love amid the Colorado Rockies. A widowed grandmother, Carol Scheirer, is filled with angst, unsure that her family will accept the new man in her life. Wedding planner Noelle Evans wonders if the guy who once jilted her deserves a second chance. Old letters put writer Christmas Scheirer at odds with the guardian of her grandfather’s estate. Missionary Holly Rivers finds she still has feelings for the man she left behind. Will mistletoe missives result in more than one Boulder bride?
A case of suicide leads an amateur sleuth on a trail of deceit and corruption…
Casey Alexander refuses to believe her aunt committed suicide. Convinced a murderer is hiding out in her aunt’s sleepy hometown, she’ll do anything to uncover the truth. But as her personal investigation produces mounting evidence, the danger to Casey grows. Now she’ll be forced to trust certain residents of Pine Mills for help, including local nursery owner, Luke Kerrigan. . .the man with whom she’s falling love. . .and who may be stalking her. Prompted by strange clues and a mysterious stranger, Casey does a little more digging. The secrets she unearths will turn lives upside down and threaten the peace in Pine Mills’ small community-especially when she discovers that the truth can sometimes be hidden in a lie.