Lynda Fitzgerald
Lynda Fitzgerald has been writing all her life. She studied creative writing at both Georgia Perimeter College, where she was the winner of a Creative Writing Scholarship, and at Emory University. Her short story, “And We'll Call Him Jeff,” was published in the DeKalb Literary Arts Journal. Her debut novel, “If Truth Be Told” was published in June 2007. When Lynda isn't writing, she can usually be found curled up with a book written by one of her many favorite authors. "I've always been a reader. I can't remember a time when I didn't read, and I can't imagine life without books. I read “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury many years ago with horror. Burn all books? Unthinkable! Life would be so much less exciting if we couldn't count books as our friends." Lynda resides in Snellville, Georgia, a small town east of Atlanta. |
Of Words & Music
Synopsis: Lilah Kimball is a sixty-year-old widow who has
pretty much given up on life. Bethany Freemont is
Lilah’s twelve-year-old granddaughter with most of
her life ahead of her. The two have never met.
Then a tragic accident orphans Bethany, and Lilah
is forced to take the child into her home, at least
temporarily.
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