This 1981, 1st edition paperback, published by Hamlyn Paperbacks, is only a novel by dint of being concerned with Nelsons' emotions and personality but, in all other respects adheres to historical fact. An excellent book, shedding, as it does, an informed  light on Nelson's inner life.

Unfortunately, although some of Harry Edgington's books are available through Amazon, this one doesn't feature on the list at the moment...

Nelson's Love is one of Lozania Prole's many romantic historical novels and she has, as always, injected life into the characters and into what is still one of the great love stories of all time.

Illustrated with excellent drawings by Kurt Wiese and introduced by May Lamberton Becker, this story was written in 1870 by a man so far ahead of his time that he took the existence of submarines for granted. Jules Verne wrote two books each year after the first few, and all are classics today. Captain Nemo, the freedom-fighting sailor was the man Jules Verne would have like to be. 

As children we were both spellbound by Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea, as adults hardly less so! 

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