Lynn Allen

Biography

Lynn Allen was born in the northeast of Scotland into a family that has lived in the region of Brechin for centuries. In the 1960s she migrated to Perth, Australia, where she now lives and works as an independent thinker, writer and coach.
During her more than 20 years as an executive in the information services sector, including the computer industry and 12 years as a government CEO, Lynn has written many papers on leadership, strategy and the use of technology.
She has studied and loved the novel all her life, believing in the power of story to illuminate and explore the human condition. Her particular interests are women's literature and feminism.
Lynn's novel, Illusion, is a contemplation of what can happen when a single woman's integrity is challenged while working as a public servant in politically charged environments.
She is currently writing a novel that explores what highly educated, professional baby-boomer women might do after they leave paid employment. Is the world ready for this group of women and their wisdom? Are the women themselves prepared to generate another feminist agenda?

Where to find Lynn Allen online

Books

Emergence
Price: Free! Words: 323,620. Language: English. Published: February 14, 2023 . Categories: Fiction » Literature » Literary, Fiction » Women's fiction » General
Her partner’s sudden death plunges Elizabeth Wallace into a black hole of grief, made deeper by the delivery of a gift from her aunt who died eight years before. An unexpected visitor brings demands that cannot be dismissed. Elizabeth will have to face uninvited truths, her own anger and a final confrontation to protect those she loves before she can begin to find peace with who she is.
Illusion
Price: Free! Words: 202,780. Language: English. Published: May 6, 2011 . Categories: Fiction » Women's fiction » General
(4.00 from 3 reviews)
When Scottish-born Elizabeth Wallace returns to Australia to become managing director of a major new government organization she could not have imagined the difficulties she will face. She has left a long-term lover in Scotland as well as a successful corporate career. With unfinished personal troubles haunting her and increased media scrutiny she wonders whether she has made the right decision.