Elizabeth Holcombe

At age ten, after reading Harriet the Spy, Elizabeth Holcombe began her writing career. She spent more than a score honing her craft and taking more wayward paths than a bee in a spring meadow. She earned her Bachelors and Masters degrees in Art History at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. She has taught elementary school and adult education courses in Minnesota, then worked as museum registrar at the Flint Institute of Arts in Michigan. After the birth of her son she gave serious consideration to penning book-length fiction. She joined Washington Romance Writers, organized two seminars on romance for The Smithsonian Associates, and became President of WRW. Heaven and the Heather was a finalist in WRW's Marlene contest. It is her first novel. She lives in Falls Church, Virginia with her husband and son.

She would love to hear from her readers: beth@elizabethholcombe.com