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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 farquha1@msu.edu. Interested in learning more about me as a person and an author? Please check out the "About" Page. 
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​Author Lyn Farrell 
​ I love hearing from readers!
email me at farquha1@msu.edu

The third book in the Rosedale Investigations series  will be released
January 10th.
Pre-Order now 
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Dear Mystery Reader:

       Welcome to my website! Thank you for visiting, and for being a reader. 
  • The Mae December series of cozy mysteries was written with my daughter Lisa, under the penname Lia Farrell. 
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Mae December Mysteries
A 7 book  Cozy Mystery series
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One Dog Too Many
The series follows Mae December, a young woman who owns a dog boarding facility. In "One Dog Too Many" Mae's neighbor, Ruby, brings her dog to be boarded while she goes on vacation. When Ruby doesn't return at the expected date, Mae reports Ruby to the Sheriff as missing. A few days later, while exercising some of the larger dogs, Mae stumbles upon Ruby's body. .....She's been murdered and now Mae is a suspect in her killing.
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Two Dogs Lie Sleeping
Mae's sister, July, is alone at the historic Booth Mansion when she hears a loud noise. She climbs the stairs to the nursery where she sees an injured man on the floor. And it's not just any man. It's Tom Ferris, the great love of her life. She leans down to hear his dying words. 
DOUBLE CLICK "Mae December Mysteries" on left to read about the rest in the series. 
Rosedale Investigations
a 4 book Private Eye series 
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The Blind Switch 
This is the first book in the series. Detective Wayne Nichols and Investigator Dory Clarkson have joined a PI office headed by former Detective PD Pascoe. Their first client, Cara, comes with a missing person's case. Cara got pregnant in high school and baby Danny was adopted. Cara got a letter from Danny's girlfriend saying he has been assaulted. She wants her son found but insists on complete confidentiality. Her husband can't know about Danny. 
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  The Blind Split 
​Detective Wayne, Investigator Dory, Detective PD Pascoe and Billy Jo Bradley meet Lexie Lovell. Her father just died and as his only child, she was expecting to inherit his estate. She gets a shock when the attorney says her father split his estate with her brother. Brother? What brother? Lexie always believed herself to be an only child. The estate can't be distributed until the brother is found and Rosedale Investigations keeps coming up with nothing. 
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 In the Frame 
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 Rosedale Investigations team has two cases this   time: a missing woman and a client who wants a   provenance created for an antique painting. The missing woman dies in an accident but the team doubts it was accidental. The owner of the painting asks Billy Jo to lock the painting in Rosedale Investigations safe, but when the other employees arrive the next morning, there is no sign of the painting, Billy Jo is missing and a blood trail leads out to the street. 
Women's Fiction
A memoir that became a novel
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The Cottonwoods
​Fifteen years after her mother’s death, Amber sets off to honor the promise she made--to find an ancient treasure hidden in the family’s century-old farmhouse. She doubts its existence, but the farm is about to be sold and if the treasure is ever to be found, it’s time. She locates her great Grandmother's journal which talks of shimmering golden coins, but also tells of her bitterness with her husband who stole her dowry and ripped her from her homeland. It’s a familiar concept to Amber who struggles with her own resentment about having to become a “mother” to her little sister, Claire, after her mother died.  Amber's life is about to get even more complicated when Claire shows up at the farmhouse and she's had a baby.