Born in Chicago, Illinois, Elaine Fox has spent her entire life in the Land of Lincoln. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois and graduated as a member of the Phi Beta Kappa society. Since graduating from college, Fox has had a remarkable career working in the corporate world. Her resume includes experience in employee relations and corporate affairs at All-State Insurance Company, as well as public relations and marketing experience with Playboy Enterprises. Yet, despite her these opportunities, Fox left it all behind to be a stay-at-home mom. After five years of suffering from infertility and three surgeries to conceive her first child, she is pursuing a new profession -motherhood.

With the responsibilities of motherhood and marriage, Fox discovered how moms can stay active outside the home. She believes women can maintain their passions while changing diapers and accomplishing the day-to-day chores around the house. Fox believes that being a mom does not mean losing your identity as a woman-having friends and spending time doing what you love is important in maintaining personal sanity and a healthy marriage.

In her first novel, No One Should Get Pregnant Alone, Fox delivers a fictional, yet semi-autobiographical account of her struggle with infertility and a deep desire to be a mom. Fox's character, Emily Vance, seems to have it all-a loving husband, friends and family. But, the baby she desperately wants seems out of her reach. Her novel offers an honest and humorous interpretation of the infertility experience and affirms the bittersweet beauty of family.

Currently, Elaine Fox resides in Gurnee, Illinois, with her husband and three children. Fox appreciates family and devotes herself to being a loving, committed wife and nurturing mother. She is actively involved in her local PTA and has been a classroom mother for the past ten years. Fox also enjoys cooking, reading, and traveling and is active in the local community charities.