Unraveling The Author: Elisabeth Storrs
Echoing from Australia’s vibrant literary scene, Elisabeth Storrs emerges as an artist of words who deftly weaves historical facts into riveting tales. Her journey commenced after graduating from the University of Sydney in Arts Law, with a concentration in classical history. This profound interest in antiquity is vividly reflected in her writing style.
Storrs has worn many hats: solicitor, corporate executive advisor, and community lawyer, but it is her role as an author which perfectly captures her ingenuity. She began her professional literature journey as a traditionally published author in Australia. Over time, she adopted a hybrid author model and made waves in the global historical fiction community, resulting in international publishing contracts — the prominent one being with Lake Union.
Elisabeth, a Sydney resident, is renowned for her ‘Tales of Ancient Rome’ series, which made a huge splash among historical fiction enthusiasts around the globe.
Delving Into Storrs’ Unique Writing Style
The pen of Elisabeth Storrs is laced with an enchanting concoction of meticulous research and vivid imagination. Incorporating an array of emotionally resonant characters, a rich tapestry of historical events, and gripping storylines, Storrs’ compositions are truly a delight for any literature aficionado. Moreover, her ability to bring the past to life through her narratives is nothing short of remarkable.
The Array of Books in Order: A Journey Through History
Avid readers familiar with Storrs’ page-turners would agree that her debut with ‘The Wedding Shroud’ in 2010 marked a turning point in historical fiction. Following is a chronological listing of Elisabeth Storrs’ books, allowing readers to journey through her historical ensemble in the order of their original releases:
Publication Order of Tales Of Ancient Rome Books
| The Wedding Shroud | (2010) |    |
| The Golden Dice | (2013) | |
| Call to Juno | (2016) | |