I really enjoyed Lily's trilogy, the first three novellas in the Gilded Flower series, but I think that I enjoyed Blue Dahlia a little more! Perhaps it's because it's the beginning of Dahlia's story, and I didn't get as much of her as I would have liked throughout Lily's books.īlue Dahlia was a quick read, and I totally devoured it. When she isn’t running around with her kids, you’ll most likely find her in the park meditating or dreaming up new love stories. In addition to writing, Elizabeth is a spiritual teacher and adviser with clients all over the world. Her hope is to elevate readers’ understanding of sex, love and the relationships people have with each other and themselves so that they may embrace one another from a place of peace and wholeness. Believing that stories have the power to influence attitudes and shift perspectives, Elizabeth writes in order to challenge this paradigm. The Gilded Flower Trilogies and Wildflowers Series are inspired by a desire to break the mold within the Romance genre that often portrays women as weak and subservient. After eleven moves across four continents over a span of seventeen years, her journey has recently brought her back to London. in European History from the University of Chicago and a Master’s Degree in French Studies from New York University. Elizabeth was born and raised in San Diego, California but has spent most of her adult life as the consummate wanderer. Vivian Winslow is the pen name for Elizabeth A.

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