Elizabeth Compton

My first book was published in 1997, but I started writing seriously and professionally in 2010. I not only work on my own books, I also ghost write for other people, helping them realize their dreams of being published authors. Everyone has a story to tell, but not everyone is a writer. I also do a lot of editing for other clients. I'm always available for hire to someone who needs my help.

I also wrote a lot of articles for a publication called The Messianic Times, using various pen names. I tackled subjects that the churches and synagogues choose to ignore, such as depression, divorce, addiction, etc. I wrote for this publication until the editor retired and the publication was taken over by a different group.

Prior to this, I spent many years in police work as a 911 operator and police/fire dispatcher. Before that, I worked for a while for FCI Phoenix, the Federal Prison just off of Pioneer Road and the Interstate 17. Many of these adventures are included in past, present and future books. I am currently working on the books in my "list" of approximately 17 planned books.

My son is also an author, having first been published at age 16. He currently has a very successful children's series, Cat-Boy.

I plan to continue writing, ghostwriting and editing for the rest of my life. I hope my readers enjoy the books as much as I enjoy writing them.