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Liz Nicholson
Liz
Nicholson is a retired English teacher with a strong interest in
writing; mainly fantasy, erotic fiction and poetry. She is married with
a grown-up daughter who also writes. Liz lives in a country house in
Portugal. When not reading or writing Liz enjoys travel, history, music
and art. She originally trained as a lawyer and a strong desire for
equality and justice led to a lifelong involvement in anti-racism,
immigration issues, feminism and gay rights. Whilst these beliefs
colour her own work she is just as likely to enjoy others’ apolitical
writing.
Author contact | Liz Nicholson's Wilde Oats Page
Author contact | Liz Nicholson's Wilde Oats Page
 | Two Reviews Liz Nicholson reviews two 'Christmas' e-books, one a novella, the other an anthology, but both books eminently readable at any tie of the year. |
| Safe, by Jenny O'Brien This delightful book is full of drama, friendship, love and hope. |
| Havemercy, by J Jones & D Bennett A review A gorgeous steampunk fantasy, involving dragons and romantic m2m love; read it for the characters and the romance -- the superb worldbuilding is a bonus. |
| Point of Hopes & Dreams Two fantasy novels by Melissa Scott & Lisa A Barnett. A review. |
| The "Alex Delaware" Novels An overview of Jonathan Kellerman's series about a gay detective and his psychologist friend. |
| P'tit Cadeau A review of Anel Viz's contemporary novel of an artist and his model, and the gradual devlopment of love between them. |
| Gaveston, by Chris Hunt A review of Chris Hunt's historical novel about the love between Piers Gaveston and Edward II |
| Boudica A review of Manda Scott's quartet about the famous British warrior Queen |
| The Lord John series, by Diana Gabaldon Lord John Grey is a minor character in Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series. Liz Nicholson reviews the three books about this sympathetic and attractive 18th century gentleman. |
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The Memoirs of Colonel Gérard Vreilhac, by Anel Viz Liz Nicholson reviews Anel Viz's recently published erotic novel, set in Revolutionary, First Empire and Restoration France |
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