Elizabeth Hunter is an American author of contemporary fantasy, paranormal romance, and paranormal mystery novels. She writes the Elemental Mysteries, the Irin Chronicles, and the Cambio Springs Mysteries series. Elizabeth graduated from the University of Houston Honors College, and is a former English teacher. Aside from being a writer (and reader), Elizabeth loves to travel and enjoys music. She lives in California and has a son.
Elizabeth Hunter made her debut as a published author in 2011 with the novel A Hidden Fire. Below is a list of Elizabeth Hunter’s books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of Elemental Mysteries Books
Publication Order of Elemental World Books
Publication Order of Elemental Covenant Books
Publication Order of Cambio Springs Books
Publication Order of Irin Chronicles Books
Publication Order of Elemental Legacy Books
Publication Order of 7th and Main Books
Publication Order of Linx & Bogie Books
Publication Order of Glimmer Lake Books
Publication Order of Moonstone Cove Books
Publication Order of Vista de Lirio Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Short Story Collections
Note: The collections All the Stars Look Down and Beneath a Waning Moon also include stories by Grace Draven.
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Elizabeth Hunter Synopsis: The Genius and the Muse is a standalone title by author Elizabeth Hunter. When Kate Mitchell decided to research the mysterious portrait in the student gallery, she didn’t know how the decision would impact her life. She thought she knew what she wanted in life. She had a great boyfriend, a promising career, and her future appeared be clear. How could one simple portrait change everything? One clue leads to another, and Kate learns that pieces of the past might leave unexpected marks on her own future, too. And how, exactly, did she end up in an irritable sculptor’s studio? One portrait may hold the answers, but learning its secrets will challenge everything Kate thought she knew about love, art, and life. A single picture can tell more than one story, and in the end, a young artist will discover that every real love story is a unique work of art.
