
"My stories may be real or imagined, but my God is always real."

DEBORAH LYNNE
Deborah Lynne was born in New Orleans and spent most of her life in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She was married for 42 years to the love of her life, who passed away in 2014. Together they raised three children—one son and two daughters. Today, she is a proud Granny of five and, in 2025, joyfully became a Great Granny.
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As a young girl, Deborah dreamed of becoming an actress. Years later, she realized that the storytelling placed in her heart wasn’t meant for a stage—but for the pages of a book. “God gives me the idea for the story, then helps me write the book,” she says. “I never know how a story will end until I write the ending.”
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Her writing journey began after a car accident left her homebound for several months. During that season, she read dozens of novels and eventually thought, I could write one of these. And she did. Her first novel was published in 2007, followed by three more within two years.
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Deborah Lynne writes inspirational fiction filled with romance, mystery, and suspense. She has also contributed articles to Christian magazines and has served as a keynote and guest speaker at writers’ conferences, teaching on romance writing, publishing, and the craft of storytelling.
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After the passing of her husband, Deborah felt led into a new kind of writing—devotionals born from personal grief, faith, and daily dependence on the Lord. What began as a one-year devotional, Guidance From The Light, has now been thoughtfully restructured into four quarterly devotional journals for 2026.
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Quarter One is now available as both a digital download through her website and a paperback edition on Amazon. The remaining three quarters will be released throughout the year, offering readers a guided, interactive way to stay rooted in Scripture and reflection each season.
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In addition to her devotionals, Deborah continues work on her young adult fiction series, Cooper Parks Adventures, including the upcoming title Listen Closely.
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Her deepest hope is that every word she writes points readers back to the Lord. She gives Him all the glory.

