Elizabeth Hill

Elizabeth loves writing about women who kill. She has published a short story for fans of dark humour called, My Best Christmas Ever, as well as an award winning novel, Killing The Girl.

We all love a great murder mystery, and ‘Killing The Girl explores the reasons an ordinary woman kills. What pushes her to her limit of endurance and sanity? And could that woman be you? That theme is also explored with a humorous slant in her dark short story, My Best Christmas Ever. What would you do if you discovered your husband was having an affair just before Christmas?

‘Killing The Girl’ has been awarded an IndieBRAG medallion and a ‘Chill With A Book’ Premier Readers Award – also winning Book Of The Month for October 2020.

Elizabeth is now working on her second novel, Killing The Shadowman. Women who kill, and their reasons, are the impetus behind her novels.

Elizabeth is a member of The Alliance of Independent Authors and The Bristol Fiction Writers Group. She was a speaker at the 2019 Bristol Festival of Literature.

She Loved Him. She Would Make Sure He Loved Her Forever

Carol fell in love with the man of her dreams. Frankie said he loved her too. But Frankie was a cheat and a liar. Carol knew there was only one way to stop him straying – by making sure he couldn’t.

Forty years later, her murderous secret is about to be revealed. The past will not stay buried. Before she’s arrested, she writes her confession to explain that she was just an innocent girl. But as she delves into the past, she discovers her friends lied. The truth should free her, but their betrayal demands revenge.

If you love dark, domestic noir, full of deception, then this psychological thriller is for you.

Read Killing The Girl and ask yourself what would you do if you had a Frankie in your life? Click on either of the covers to take you to Amazon.co.uk.

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Below are the panels that Elizabeth has taken part in…

Along with Charles Harris and Terry Pierelli, Elizabeth took part in the ‘middles‘ panel on Sunday 13th Sept 2026 Online All-Day Festival

These are free events but we’re raising money for local book-related charities and we’d be really grateful if you would donate whatever you afford via the Charities & Donate page. Thank you so much.