Beth Miller Cantrell writes memoirs and encourages writers to leave a legacy. She writes biographies and helps others pen their story.

Beth’s first book, Dreams Abound, is a memoir of recorded dreams, childhood situations, and the Scripture that spoke to her heart about those dreams.

Joy Bells, her second book, is based on her sister-in-law’s thirty-two years of missionary journeys—her travels, mirth, and love.

Raising Paul is the story of raising Beth’s brain-injured son from birth to age fifty. Paul grew from an infant, born dead—expected to be confined to an institution—to a working productive member of his community.

The Unexpected Life, Beth’s current novel, is the story of a widow’s struggle to find new life beyond the death of her mate, and inner healing of family secrets.

In time for Christmas giving, Beth collaborated with Justin Scott Denton to publish his memoir, Saddle Up. A book for Justin’s children—to tell them of the summer he worked as a cowhand, courted and married their mother.

She has also had some short stories published in anthologies; The Angel Tree, Purple Splotches Wanting to Work, to name a few.

Beth lives with her husband and son, north of Sacramento, California.

Beth serves on the Inspire Christian Writers Board of Directors.