Elsie Silver

Frequently asked questions

• Is Elsie Silver's Rose Hill series being made into a TV show?

  Yes. In May 2026, Prime Video ordered a series adaptation of the Rose Hill novels. Heidi Cole McAdams is the showrunner and Marc Webb directs the pilot, with Temple Hill producing and Elsie Silver attached as an executive producer.

• Did Elsie Silver start out self-publishing?

  Yes. She began as an independent author, self-publishing her 2021 debut Off to the Races, and found significant success before moving into traditional publishing with major houses.

• Where is Elsie Silver from, and where are her books set?

  She's a born-and-raised Canadian who lives just outside Vancouver, British Columbia. That setting carries into her fiction, which is largely set in small ranch towns in the BC interior.

• How did Elsie Silver become a romance author?

  A lifelong romance reader with a background in copywriting and editing, she started writing at her mother's encouragement to do something for herself. Her debut, Off to the Races, followed in 2021.

• Are Elsie Silver's romance series connected to each other?

  Yes. Her Gold Rush Ranch, Chestnut Springs, and Rose Hill series share an interconnected universe with recurring families and crossover characters, and her newest series, Emerald Lake (beginning with Fever Dream), is tied closely to Chestnut Springs.

• What order should I read Elsie Silver's books in?

  Each book is a standalone romance, but readers generally start with a series opener — Off to the Races (Gold Rush Ranch), Flawless (Chestnut Springs), or Wild Love (Rose Hill) — and read each series in order to follow the recurring cast.