ABOUT THE AUTHOR
All her stories are about powerful women who are not diminished or excused. Fantasy should move fast, feel dangerous, yet still reveal deeper truths.
She's won writing awards and hit best seller lists. Diagnosed with dyslexia in childhood and once told academic success was out of reach, she went on to earn a doctorate and build a growing fantasy readership through emotionally driven stories that combine fast-paced adventures with deep psychological themes.
Lynne is an advocate for Restorative Justice, a theme that is incorporated into her novels. Her extensive travels overseas and her work as an American Peace Corps Volunteer in Jordan helped to inspire her stories and her intrest in history and the feminine divine.
Publications
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Hill, L. (2010). A study of the relationship between religion, personality and the paranormal. In Rao, R, K. (ed.). Yoga and parapsychology; Empirical research and theoretical studies. Motilal Banarsidass Publishers. Delhi, Indian.
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Hill, L. (2014). The effectiveness of restorative justice practices. ProQuest Dissertation and Thesis, p. 1-142. http://search.proquest.com/docview/1548306760
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Hill, L. (2016). Of Lords & Commoners, Book 1. Hill, Clark & Associates. Dolores, CO.
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Hill, L. (2017). Of Princes & Dragons, Book 2. Hill, Clark & Associates. Dolores, CO.
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Hill, L. (2018). Of Gods & Goddesses, Book 3. Hill, Clark & Associates. Dolores, CO.
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Hill, L. (2021). A Woman’s World, Book 1. Future Classics Publishing. Tucson, AZ.
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Hill, L. (2021). Lost Powers, Book 2. Future Classics Publishing. Tucson, AZ.
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Hill, L. (2021). A Collision of Worlds, Book 3. Future Classics Publishing. Tucson, AZ.
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Hill, L. (2021). A Gods & Goddesses story: A novelette. Future Classics Publishing. Tucson, AZ.
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Hill, L. (2026). Sylvia's Daughter: A short story. Future Classics Publishing. Tucson, AZ.
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Coming Soon. The Last Goddess.