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Elisabeth Carpenter
Elisabeth Carpenter lives in Preston with her family. She completed a BA in English Literature and Language with the Open University in 2011. Libby was awarded a Northern Writers' New Fiction award, and was longlisted for Yeovil Literary Prize (2015 and 2016) and the MsLexia Women's Novel award (2015). She loves living in the north of England and sets most of her stories in the area, including the novel she is writing at the moment. She currently works as a book keeper.
Genres: Mystery
Novels
99 Red Balloons (2017)
11 Missed Calls (2018)
Only a Mother (2018)
The Woman Downstairs (2019)
The Vacancy (2021)
11 Missed Calls (2018)
Only a Mother (2018)
The Woman Downstairs (2019)
The Vacancy (2021)
Elisabeth Carpenter recommends
Beneath the Skin (2017)
Caroline England
"I loved Beneath the Skin. It's so beautifully written and kept me hooked right to the end. Caroline England knows her wonderful cast of characters inside out. I didn't want this book to end."
Her Name Was Rose (2018)
Claire Allan
"The depth of characterisation and its fast pace is what makes HER NAME WAS ROSE stand out as a thriller. It had me hooked until the end."
The Rival (2018)
Charlotte Duckworth
"The Rival is a gripping psychological suspense that delves deep into the complex relationship of two women."
Someone You Know (2019)
Olivia Isaac-Henry
"Someone You Know is such a compelling, page-turning read – full of secrets, intrigue, and twists. Isaac-Henry has created a wonderful cast of characters – I doubted almost all of them, but how wrong I was. Highly recommended."
A Version of the Truth (2019)
B P Walter
"A Version of the Truth is engaging and sinister in places. Walter has created wonderfully authentic characters, and the writing is superb. Highly recommended."
My Darling (2020)
Amanda Robson
"A delicious tale of sinister rivalry that descends into darkness. An excellent page turner – loved it!"
The Serial Killers Wife (2021)
(Serial Killer, book 1)
Alice Hunter
"Scarily believable – what does go on behind closed doors? It's such a twisty, addictive read, and brilliantly written – highly recommended."
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