About Elaina

About the Author

As a child growing up in rural Alabama, Elaina Roberts traveled the world through books. She battled Martians with John Carter, solved mysteries with Nero Wolfe, and sighed over happy endings with the likes of Johanna Lindsey and Barbara Cartland. Then she travelled the world courtesy of a military husband. And though it held significantly fewer Martians or murders, it did bring its own happily ever after.

As an author, she creates her own stories by bending reality to her will, altering locations, history, and even mythology with unrepentant glee. Vampires and werewolves, space pirates and edgeworlder smugglers, all deserve to have their stories told and to find their happily ever after.

5 thoughts on “About Elaina”

  1. Hi Elaina,

    I just wanted to drop you a note to say I love your writing, characters and the life you give them. I’ve been following the ‘Other half’ since lit and I’m so glad you put out your book for publishing. Purchased it right away. ^.^ Missed the old version but I definitely still loved it. I’m really curious/eager about the next book about the vampire/human girl. I really really love that specific story. Do you have an expected date of release. I want to pre-order it. Well anyway, I’m so excited to have found you.
    I wish you many blessing.

    A

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    1. I am planning to release the sequel but have no timeline for it at present. Once I finish the edits on Petri, I want to do another editing pass for TOH, clean it up some more, and then re-release it. I’ll look at releasing Blake and Alicia’s story after that.

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      2. I also read The Other Half on Literotica before you had to take it and There’s A Fine Line down.
        I still have the bookmarks on my PSP, can’t bring myself to delete em.
        I am looking forward to when you finally have time to release the sequel.

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  2. I’ve had this question ever since I read There’s A Fine Line.

    Can hell fire corrupt a Fire Dnjii, not sure I spelled that right.

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