Lynn Gregory

Lynn Gregory

With the publication of her third novel, Lynn Gregory has proven to be a master story teller. By melding her real-life experiences with an extraordinary talent for creating realistic plot lines, she has been able to take her readers on exciting adventures set in the United States as well as the United Kingdom and Argentina.

Her first work, The Other Side of a Tapestry, published in 2021 (now in its second edition) introduced her audience to Teri Addison and a group of friends who help her unravel a mystery and that sets her on a course of self-discovery. A follow-up novel, You’ve Found Her, published in 2024, continues Teri’s saga, and begins to answer some of the questions left open at the end of Tapestry.

In 2022, Lynn published her second novel, So Much for Walls. Taking her readers on a journey of growth and exploration set in the US cultures of the early 1970’s and 2012, this fast-paced story describes an adventure involving coming of age, dealing with adversity, and breaking down barriers. With a deft hand, she weaves trauma and healing into personal growth and understanding.

Gregory was born in 1947 in New Rochelle, NY; lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina between the ages of one and six and spent the remainder of her childhood in Norwalk, CT. Her interactions with people from multiple countries and cultures inspired her to study Social and Cultural Anthropology and a 40-year career conducting applied social science research. She retired in 2015 from her position as Executive Director of Partnerships for Creative Action, an independent consulting organization designed to provide research, program evaluation, education and training, as well as other forms of technical assistance to institutions and individuals involved in education and human services.

Extensive domestic and international travel has informed Gregory’s cast of characters. Her readers have praised her writing skills stating that her work creates “well developed characters”, “a gripping story of intrigue” and “complex themes of family secrets and the lasting impact of historical events.”

Lynn Gregory currently lives in Philadelphia, PA where she maintains her writing studio well assisted by her staff of three cats and a wonderful dog named Josh.