LYN FARRELL
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  • Author Bio
  • Contact
  • Events
  • Newsletter
  • The Books
  • Reviews
    • The Blind Switch
    • Blind Split
    • In the Frame
  • Mae December mysteries
  • Women's Fiction
    • The Cottonwoods
LYN FARRELL
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​WELCOME TO MY WRITING & MY WEBSITE
Welcome and thank you for looking at my website. My long-held hopes of becoming an author came true in 2013 with the publication of "One Dog Too Many" by Camel Press. I love hearing from readers so email me anytime at [email protected]. Interested in learning more about me as a person and an author? Please check out the "About" Page. 
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​Lyn Farrell 
Welcomes you

mail me at [email protected]


In the Dead of Winter will be out in February, 2026​
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      The Rosedale Investigations series was written under the penname, Lyn Farrell. ​
  • ​Order on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop.org
  • "The Cottonwoods" a memoir, was written under the penname Lyn Farrell  
  • Order on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop.org
  • The Mae December series of cozy mysteries was written under the penname Lia Farrell. 
  •  Order on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop.org 
                                                      
The Blue Water Mysteries 
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                                 "In the Dead of Winter"
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Author Lyn Farrell tosses the reader into a snow-choked little town where Undersheriff Pete Manstead (inexperienced and haunted by his past failures) gets slapped with a case straight out of a bad dream when a woman who never did drugs or touched a needle ends up dead from an overdose. 
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                                "The Silent Solstice"

When two present-day crimes point to a decades-old unsolved murder, dogged Sheriff Pete Manstead must follow the clues that seem to take him back in time, while the killer may be closer than anyone suspects. 
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                                  "The Equinox Enigma:

​  When Joe Sinclair is declared dead by drowning on Lake Michigan, his daughter, Annie, refuses to believe it. She     goes to his old cabin and finds a woman living there. She   says she's Joe's twin, and she seems hauntingly familiar, but his birth certificate says his was a single birth.

  
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