Lynn Love Luck & Loss

This story shows how a fifteen minute train journey changed the lives of two forty-year old people, one an American woman and the other a British man. That train encounter led to a happy marriage and what followed, the blossoming of artistic creativity in both of them. In particular, Lynn's imagination saw her produce work in different arts as she evolved into 'A Renaissance Woman.'
Each chapter in this memoir reveals a heartfelt collage of life's mixed moments—its joys, struggles, the ordinary and the extraordinary. Through shared experiences and individual reflections, it demonstrates the connection and resilience of a life through marriage. Whether exploring the quiet intimacy of working together, the artistic pursuits that shaped Lynn's legacy, or the poignant final year that brought the author face-to-face with loss, these narratives offer a heartfelt homage to lives filled with love, passion and purpose.

London born with major interest in the First World War, Sport and Wales - where I now live.
London League Publications have published on Amazon in October 2015, as an ebook, 'Go North, young man.' Set 1n 1961-2 against the background of the Cold War it tells the story of a Rugby Union player in Wales who must decide whether to play as a part-time professional in Rugby League.'
My novel, a mystery, 'Death And The Hunter' is available on Smashwords. Set in the 1960s in a West Welsh industrial town it introduces Detective Sergeant Owen Jones as he investigates the body of an identified man washed ashore on a local beach. Meanwhile at home he and his wife also lock horns with their rebellious teenage daughter
'Death in the Docks' is my latest novel. Again set in the 1960s Owen Jones investigates deaths in the town docks. The Cold War still rages for Britain as does the Hot War for Owen and his wife against their daughter.