Paul Lyons Books

What was it like to live in a time when abortion was totally illegal, and not only illegal but taboo? How does a sunny Aussie family living the zip-a-dee-doo-dah life in nineteen sixties Sydney deal with a prospect as radical as abortion, particularly when their snobbish, Nietzsche-reading, high IQ son falls in love with an underage country girl knocked up by her uncle? Happiness is a precious commodity and good people will do terrible things to preserve it.

Four distinct voices intertwine to create a rich tapestry of perspectives, revealing the complexities of human experience. Each character grapples with personal struggles and relationships, offering insights into themes of love, loss, and redemption. As their narratives unfold, the interplay between their lives highlights the profound connections and contrasts that shape their journeys. This exploration of individuality and shared humanity invites readers to reflect on their own stories and the bonds that unite us all.

The story explores the contrasting worlds of the London sex trade and spiritual transcendence through the relationship between Jim and Nam Huan. As they navigate the harsh realities of trafficking and the darker sides of human nature, they encounter both kindness and malevolence. Their journey takes a perilous turn during a post-Fair sex party, forcing them to confront their fears and rely on ancient magic for survival. The narrative delves into themes of love, morality, and the quest for meaning amid chaos.

Offering practical insights for business unit managers, this book presents a comprehensive toolkit designed for management teams. It guides readers through developing effective subsidiary strategies that address inherent challenges while enhancing alignment with corporate goals.

A dyslexic child embarks on a transformative journey as she uncovers the depths of Dante's 'Inferno.' Through her exploration of this classic work, she not only grapples with her own challenges but also seeks to mend her strained relationship with her dysfunctional father. The narrative intertwines themes of personal growth, familial bonds, and the power of literature to inspire change and understanding.

Set against the backdrop of a picturesque village in Northern Thailand, the story unfolds on the day of Des's wedding. While Oy dazzles in her traditional attire, Des grapples with his unconventional wedding outfit, which includes a Yul Brynner sash and unique accessories. This contrast highlights themes of cultural identity and personal discomfort, setting the stage for an exploration of love and tradition in a vibrant setting.