Lynn Gale is a poet and storyteller living on Treaty Six Territory near asinipwat–muskatayo (Stony Plain, Alberta). She seeks stillness in her life so she can better hear the messages that live in the pauses, and to understand the quiet truths hidden within the past.
A grandmother and yoga teacher, Lynn finds inspiration in simple rituals almond milk lattes in the morning, moonlight in the evening, and dreams of ocean breezes in between.
A Libra, sun worshipper, and grateful earth lover, she moves through life with a deep belief in magic, miracles, and love everlasting.
Her poetry collection L’Opacité explores memory, reflection, and the ways our past can sometimes feel clouded or just out of reach. Through quiet and thoughtful verse, Lynn writes about the layers of experience that shape who we become.
Alongside her poetry, Lynn also writes children’s stories that celebrate imagination, family, and time spent outdoors. Her book Norah and the Great Outdoors follows a young girl exploring nature with curiosity and wonder, inviting young readers to notice the small adventures waiting just beyond the doorstep.
Lynn also writes fiction rooted in the gentle complexities of life and love. In A Heart Creek Second Chance, she tells a story about healing, hope, and the possibility of beginning again.
Book 7 in the It Happened Up North Series
When her musical career and long-term relationship both implode, Lucy Benson flees the music world and turns her tour bus into a book bus to reconnect to her roots on the Gulf Islands. Road tripping feels like the perfect solution to her grieving heart, until she finds herself an unexpected travel companion in successful businessman Aidan Sinclair.
Determined to unearth an ulterior motive beneath Lucy’s laissez-faire business practices, Aidan finds himself drawn to a woman he mistakenly thought he knew. But he’s sure she’s up to no good.
Will their dispute end an old friendship, or can Lucy and Aidan find peace, love and more on their island adventure?