E.B. Wheeler

E.B. Wheeler is a successful author, originally hailing from California and Georgia, but currently residing in the mountains of Utah. Wheeler's love for history and English led her to major in history and minor in English at Brigham Young University. She furthered her education at Utah State University, earning graduate degrees in history and landscape architecture.

Wheeler is a prolific writer, with numerous published works to her name, including the award-winning novel "The Haunting of Springett Hall," as well as "Born to Treason" and "No Peace With the Dawn." She has also written several short stories, magazine articles, and scripts for educational software programs. Her exceptional work has been recognized with various awards, such as the Segullah Award for Excellence in Creative Nonfiction and the League of Utah Writers' Writer of the Year in 2016.

In addition to her writing, Wheeler is passionate about historic preservation and teaches history at Utah State University. She is also a lover of folk music and enjoys playing the harp and hammered dulcimer in her spare time. Other hobbies include gardening, hiking, archery, knitting, and reading. Wheeler's home is filled with her family, various pets, and an abundance of antique roses.