Welcome to The Official Site of Elizabeth N. Harris
Welcome to my site. As an author, I find it's extremely important to be able to communicate with my readers. On this site, you'll get updates, news and impending dates of new releases. You'll be able to track your favourite series and even get short stories only published on this site! Have a look around my site, you can find a sign-up box for newsletters under contact, a little about me under Bio. The coming soon shows what's up next for me and updates lets you know how I'm doing. Take a look at the interview's I've done as an author on the Author Interviews Page. If you wish to drop me a line, feel free, I love talking to my fans!
If you want more of your favourite characters, scroll to the bottom and you will find some interviews with Drake and Chance! There's also a couple of short stories too!
Thanks Beth
It could have been us - Elizabeth N. Harris.
Dante and Eddie have never stop fighting. Throughout the years they’ve pulled some pranks and committed revenge. But Dante is acting out and he utters some fateful words which change everything.
Triple the Hunger – D. Williams
Jessina, Dare and War return with shocks and surprises. Dare and War have knowledge of being hungry and swear never to experience that again.
I Won’t Give Up – Nicole Craig.
Lyrical is from the wrong side of the tracks, but Jesse doesn’t let that stop him. Despite pressure from family members, Jesse holds true and sticks with what he wants.
Good, Strong Hearts – Reina Torres
Wayne isn’t looking for anything special but when he’s sent to help ‘Betty with donations for the food bank’ his life takes a sharp turn.
Constance – Roux Cantrell
Constance is widowed too early and has changed her life dramatically. She now runs and managed a food bank but there’s trouble ahead. T
The Gift of Food – Wynter Frost.
Katy is familiar with hunger, she knew it as a child and swore as an adult she’d never leave anyone to go hungry if she could help it.
He was called Rascal because he was so dour. He didn’t find fun in life, and for good reason. His ex-girlfriend had left him for dead. Stabbed him through the heart and walked away. Now she was rotting in jail, and he had moved state and found somewhere he might fit in.
Finally, beginning to believe he was safe, he was stunned when he received notice his ex was being freed. New evidence, the DA claimed, but Rascal knew better. He’d stared into her eyes when she drove the knife in. No matter what bull she spewed, he knew she’d tried to kill him.
She had loved and lost, and through no fault of her own. Her boyfriend had claimed adamantly that she’d stabbed him. He’d testified against her and sent her to prison. Her lawyer was rubbish, and she got stitched up. Refusing to lie down and accept her fate, she kept digging and finally found the evidence she needed to prove her innocence. But she needed to know why he’d lied about her. Who was he protecting?
Two strong personalities clash as they both think the other is lying. She refuses to lie down and die, and he won’t let her back into his life. Neither of them believes the other until the unexpected happens. What is going on? Who was to blame, and can Rascal save the woman he loves, despite himself, before it’s too late?
Leafpoint Lighthouse was one of four lighthouses built by the Jasper family to combat the shipwrecks plaguing their coastline. It towered over the sea, a light in the darkness that sailors trusted. But when men turned to greed, death followed, and the consequences were unexpected. Once tall and majestic, four beacons of hope fell into disrepair as death stalked them, Leafpoint being the first.
She was one of the last four members of a family she knew little about. Called to attend a will reading, Lyra is shocked to discover she’s inherited a lighthouse. On arrival, she learns it’s not worked for two hundred years, when the lighthouse keeper was murdered. With his death, the light died too, and to this day, his murder is whispered about. Down on her luck and needing a place to lick her wounds, Lyra moved in.
His peaceful existence was being disturbed by a woman who moved into his home. How dare she? She might be a Jasper, but she’d no right! Unamused, William set out to remove her and regain his peaceful experience. William has no choice, as he’s here to prevent evil taking hold. But Lyra is disturbing things and waking something that shouldn’t be woken.
Lyra doesn’t believe in ghosts. But strange things are happening, such as the lighthouse working again, with its protective beam reaching out across the waves and warning of danger. Plus, the ugly government-run lighthouse just collapsed into a pile of rubble. Destiny is coming, and nobody can outrun it.
Can William keep evil in place, or will Lyra inadvertently release it and condemn everyone and everything?
Nun was raised a certain way, with specific expectations, and at seventeen, her family set her path. She didn’t get a choice. For five years, Nun walked the path they chose until she met a group of women who really didn’t care what society thought. That night, Nun walked out of the convent and didn’t look back.
Ethan ‘Priest’ Amadeus is looking for his missing cousin. She disappeared while he was abroad, and Priest wants answers. He’s tracked her to Portsmouth and believes the RHMC knows where she is. Now he’s captured Nun’s attention, but he won’t submit, nor will he stop coming until he can call her his, and Priest doesn’t care how loudly Nun protests.
Blue knows who he is to Nun, one of the stable. He’s desperate to help his aunt who raised him and will do anything for her. Nun has drawn him in, and they both fulfil a dark desire in each other. Priest threatens what Blue wants. He’s not prepared to back down and let Priest take the only other person Blue values in this world.
In the dark shadows, Nun’s being watched. Someone lurks, meaning harm and rehabilitation. He’s dealt with women like her before, those who strayed from the path. She disgusts him with how she acts and what she does. But it’s okay; he was here to save her soul/
Nun’s in trouble up to her neck, and she’s not going to back down. Not for love or anything. This is her life; she’ll live as she deems fit. And anyone who tries to stop, force, or betray her – they’ll get a one-way ticket to hell. Nun’s A Royal Harlot and doesn’t stand alone!
Rage of the Phoenix - Book one of Rage MC
I enjoyed every page and Every word of this book. Excellent storyline. Great world building. I loved the characters. And it being an MC book, just made it the best. That one person can endure so much physical abuse and survive is absolutely a miracle. But it just goes to show, how strong the character was. Phoenix is my hero. Looking forward to more reading. Thank you. (Amanda, Amazon.com)
Chance's Hell - Book one of Hellfire MC.
A fast moving and intriguing MC adventure complete with ongoing thrills and very colorful characters. This first adventure will keep a reader fully invested in the outcome and anxious to start the second Book of this series. (Happy Lady, Amazon.com)
The Jekyll and Hyde - Book one of Love Beyond Death -The Inns.
Splendid read! I loved the way it took me to the English countryside. I could picture the Inn itself and the history behind such a beautiful country. The way the story wove past and present events as well as the stories to come. I wholly recommend this book and the author herself! I have read everything she has written and I lose myself each time! (Rebecca, Amazon.com)
Waste - Book four of the Legendary Shifters.
Waste has all the things! Romance, mystery, intrigue, humor, and conflict. Elizabeth has created a paranormal world with a twist using characters we already know from history. I was immediately engaged in the story. Shelley is intrepid and determined to learn about Ghoul after her attack. Waste/Drew/Ghoul is engaging and easily has you rooting for him and Shelley after she pushes Drew out of her life. Honestly, I am not a big fan of shifters or paranormal. The twist Elizabeth added to her paranormal shifting world is very entertaining. (Golden Girl, Amazon.com)
Fanatic - Book one of Hellfire MC - The Prospects.
Tears, laughter, a bit of anxiety. It had it all. Great story but really sad parts. Loved how the action kept going and how she came back to herself. Such a strong couple and their road was created masterfully. One of Elizabeth's best. (Amazon customer, Amazon.com)
The Asylum - Book two of The Ghost Seekers Inc.
One word - Magic. That man is an army all by himself. What an amazing story. I laughed so hard and yes, in the last chapters cried like a baby. I love this Ghost Seekers series that Elizabeth Harris is writing that gives us glimpses into the MC series we love and adding in the paranormal. I can't wait for the next book - the possibilities are endless. (Marsha P, Amazon.com)