Author: Beth Miller

Beth Miller combines family secrets with warmth and comic observation in her novels, alongside work as a writing teacher and book coach. The Two Hearts of Eliza Bloom follows a woman divided between the close Orthodox Jewish family she left and the life she built after falling in love outside that community. A hidden box and unresolved questions threaten the careful separation she has maintained. The Woman Who Came Back to Life centers on Pearl Flowers, whose estranged father's coded diary draws her from a secluded life in France back toward painful family history and the possibility of reconciliation. Bookouture published both novels, the first in 2019 and the second in 2022. Miller has also worked as a journalist, psychology lecturer, and sexual-health trainer, and she holds a doctorate in psychology. Those experiences suit novels interested in how people explain themselves, withhold truths, and eventually reopen relationships they believed were closed.