Liz Harris Book order (chronological)

After a varied life spanning law, international business, and teaching, Liz Harris has cultivated a rich literary career. Her novels, often set against meticulously researched historical backdrops or in vibrant contemporary locales, delve into the complexities of human connection and emotion. Harris excels at crafting compelling narratives that transport readers, whether exploring the interwar period or the allure of Italy. Her distinct ability to weave intricate plots with resonant characters has garnered significant recognition within the realm of romantic and historical fiction.

The Art of Deception
160 pages
6 hours of reading
Jenny O’Connor can hardly believe her luck when she’s hired to teach summer art classes in Italy. Whilst the prospect of sun, sightseeing and Italian food is hard to resist, Jenny’s far more interested in her soon-to-be boss, Max Castanien. She’s blamed him for a family tragedy for as long as she can remember and now she wants answers. But as the summer draws on and she spends more time with Max, she starts to learn first hand that there’s a fine line between love and hate.
2016
3.2

The Art of Deception