
Sara Walter Ellwood
Cera duBois
Sara Walter Ellwood has a strong belief in never giving up on your dreams…
Although Sara was unable to read due to dyslexia and a learning disability until she was in the fourth grade, she always had a story to tell. She wrote her first novel in eleventh grade when she had to keep a journal for her academic English class. Since her life was far from exciting growing up as a farm girl in West Central Pennsylvania, she decided to rely on her imagination to give her something to write about. Over the course of the school year, she wrote a tangled romance set in the Deep South during the Civil War. When she impressed her English teacher, becoming an author became her ultimate dream. She has a BS in secondary social studies education from Penn State University, and she currently works full-time for the Department of the Army as a medical secretary. A mother of a teenage son and pre-teen daughter, she lives near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with her husband of nearly 20 years. If she isn’t sitting in a quiet corner with her laptop, warm days can find her in the English garden surrounding her house. Sara loves to read and is interested in history, romance, science fiction and the paranormal. Under the pen name Cera duBois, she writes paranormals and contemporary Westerns under the name of Sara Walter Ellwood.
Visit her websites:
Sara Walter Ellwood ~~Stories about cowboys and the women strong enough to love them…
or
Cera duBois ~~Where good and evil collide, and love allways prevails…
Sara/Cera Answered 5 Interview Questions:
What’s your favorite fairy tale? Beauty and the Beast
What do you write? Under the name Cera duBois, I write paranormals. Eventually someday I’d like to try urban fantasy and science fiction. Sara Walter Ellwood writes Contemporary Westerns, and someday, I’d like to branch out to straight contemporary and historicals.
Who’s influenced you the most? My grandmother—she wasn’t a writer, but she was one heck of a storyteller.
Do you write while listening to music? What kind? Yes, country music.
Best advice anyone ever gave you? Never give up and never stop believing.







