About Author Lizabeth Scott

Lizabeth Scott is a USA Today bestselling author known for writing emotionally charged, character-driven romance that blends grit, passion, and healing. Her stories explore the power of love in the face of trauma, weaving together strong, complex characters, intense relationships, and deeply satisfying emotional journeys.

She is the author of multiple romance series, including the Kings of Chaos motorcycle club series and the Royal Heirs series, where readers can expect protective heroes, resilient heroines, found family, and high-stakes romance with heart.

Lizabeth’s writing style is raw, immersive, and unapologetically honest, drawing readers into worlds where broken characters fight for redemption, connection, and a place to belong.

When she’s not writing, Lizabeth enjoys connecting with her readers, creating engaging content, and bringing her stories to life through her vibrant online community.

My writing partner, Moxie.

Fun Facts

My favorite place to be is at the beach sitting in the surf reading a really juicy romance book.

In high school my favorite subject was art! I wanted to be an art teacher but that didn't happen.

I don't like to wear jewelry. I will if I absolutely have to but it makes me feel claustrophobic.

My favorite guilty pleasure is soaking in a bubble bath with a box of See's chocolate, a Cheerwine, and sandalwood candles. It hasn't happened yet but it sounds amazing.

My writing partner, Moxie.

My favorite place to be is at the beach sitting in the surf reading a really juicy romance book.

In high school my favorite subject was art! I wanted to be an art teacher but that didn't happen.

I don't like to wear jewelry. I will if I absolutely have to but it makes me feel claustrophobic.

My favorite guilty pleasure is soaking in a bubble bath with a box of See's chocolate, a Cheerwine, and sandalwood candles. It hasn't happened yet but it sounds amazing.

I think I've been on every diet ever created. Some more than once.

My most embarrassing moment was plopping down in a restaurant booth beside a really good friend I hadn't seen in years only to discover it wasn't her.