1967 to 15 January 1970. In 1969 she published a 4-page pamphlet 'Nesta Wyn Ellis, Liberal, Says Together We Can'. Although she did not contest the 1970 General Election she remained active in the Liberal party. She was a representative of the Hampstead Liberal Association at the 1970 Liberal Assembly speaking in debate on British foreign policy in Africa. She was Liberal candidate for the Chipping Barnet Division of Greater London at the February 1974 General Election. In 1974 she published 'Dear Elector: The Truth about MPs' based partly on her own first hand experience as a UK Parliamentary candidate and also on interviews with politicians and their wives. She was again Liberal candidate for the Chipping Barnet Division of Greater London at the October 1974 General Election. In 1977 she became concerned at the increase in support for the far right fascist parties in Britain, writing an article in The Times on the subject. In 1978 when the Liberal party leader David Steel proposed the Lib-Lab Pact to prop up the Labour government, Wyn Ellis, along with the likes of former party leader Jo Grimond opposed the idea. For her final public election, she stood for the first time in her native part of Britain, as Liberal candidate for the North Wales constituency at the first European Parliament elections in 1979. In 1989, her first novel, "The Banker's Daughter" a story set in the worlds of politics, banking and crime brought her public acclaim in the field of fiction writing. In 1991 she published a biography of British Prime Minister John Major to the accompaniment of year long daily press coverage and tabloid sensation. A lighthearted anthology of brief biographies, "Brtiain's Top 100 Eligible Bachelors," led to frequent TV appearances on studio programmes and documentaries throughout the 1990s. In 2010 Dynasty Press published her biography of Alexander Thynn, 7th Marquess of Bath. In 1995, after singing on a BBC Arena pilot documentary about Jimi Hendrix, she began composing songs and in October 2007 launched her work with an album "Experience of Love" at a cocktail concert sponsored by Camelot at the Pizza on the Park, a premier London jazz venue. Other dinner and cocktail concerts followed at prime London venues including St James Church, Piccadilly with a concert to heal the nation after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. A dinner concert on 14 February 1999 at The