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Lynne Gentry
This girl who grew up on a Kansas dairy farm never wanted to be a writer, but she has always been a storyteller. Her mother called it "Selling wind in a bag." Lynne started out writing plays and skits. Then in a moment of sheer insanity, she decided to take a stab at writing full-length novels. Reinventing Leona was her first and it is no longer in print. Healer of Carthage is her latest novel, releasing March 2014.
Lynne can milk a cow, drive a tractor, organize a banquet, prepare a kid for that first professional acting audition, or sit across the table and enjoy a cup of coffee with you.
She counts her thirty-plus year marriage and her two wonderful children as her greatest accomplishment.
Lynne can milk a cow, drive a tractor, organize a banquet, prepare a kid for that first professional acting audition, or sit across the table and enjoy a cup of coffee with you.
She counts her thirty-plus year marriage and her two wonderful children as her greatest accomplishment.
Genres: Inspirational
New and upcoming books
Series
Carthage Chronicles
A Perfect Fit (2014)
0.5. Cave of the Swimmers (2024)
1. Healer of Carthage (2014)
aka The Lost Healer of Carthage
2. Return to Exile (2015)
aka The Healer's Return
3. Valley of Decision (2015)
A Perfect Fit (2014)
0.5. Cave of the Swimmers (2024)
1. Healer of Carthage (2014)
aka The Lost Healer of Carthage
2. Return to Exile (2015)
aka The Healer's Return
3. Valley of Decision (2015)
Mt. Hope
1. Walking Shoes (2016)
2. Shoes to Fill (2017)
3. Dancing Shoes (2017)
4. Baby Shoes (2017)
5. Santa Shoes (2023)
1. Walking Shoes (2016)
2. Shoes to Fill (2017)
3. Dancing Shoes (2017)
4. Baby Shoes (2017)
5. Santa Shoes (2023)
Agents Of Mercy Thriller (with Lisa Harris)
1. Ghost Heart (2017)
2. Port Of Origin (2020)
3. Lethal Outbreak (2020)
4. Death Triangle (2021)
1. Ghost Heart (2017)
2. Port Of Origin (2020)
3. Lethal Outbreak (2020)
4. Death Triangle (2021)
Lynne Gentry recommends
Shadows in the Mind's Eye (2022)
Janyre Tromp
"With twists and turns as unexpected as an Arkansas thunderstorm, Tromp brilliantly explores the things war can change and the important things it can't."
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