Edith Ellis

Edith Ellis has always believed that places remember.

Long before she began writing the Echo Point Mysteries, she was drawn to old houses with narrow staircases, seaside towns shaped by wind and salt, and bookstores where stories seem to linger long after closing time. She has always been fascinated by what communities choose to preserve—and what they quietly agree to forget.

That curiosity became the foundation of Echo Point.

In her atmospheric paranormal cozy mysteries, bookstore owner Luna Brook—and her observant, sharp-witted black cat, Whiskers—navigate small-town murder mysteries rooted in generational secrets, forgotten bargains, and truths that refuse to remain buried. While each novel stands on its own, the town itself slowly reveals a deeper history beneath the surface. Echo Point evolves book by book, its past unfolding in layers, its silence carrying weight.

Edith writes stories that blend classic cozy mystery warmth with subtle supernatural threads, creating a world readers can return to again and again—one where familiar streets hold new revelations, and even the quietest corners may have something to say.

When she isn’t writing, Edith is often outlining future mysteries, mapping hidden rooms into old houses, or imagining what might be waiting inside a long-closed ledger.

If you love seaside settings, amateur sleuths, cozy mysteries with cats, and a whisper of the uncanny, you’re warmly invited to step into Echo Point.

There are always more stories beneath the surface.