Lora Lynn Fanning

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Lora Lynn Fanning, Author

Lora Lynn Fanning is the author of The Prodigal Series, including The Lost Legacy, The Irish Inheritance (coming soon), and To Find a Fortune (2027). Beyond fiction, you can find Lora Lynn’s work in print as a contributor to The Mother Letters, and in various corners of the world wide web. Her Italian version of The Lost Legacy is represented by Birch Literary.

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The Lost Legacy

A murdered spy. A treasonous secret. And the one woman who can’t get involved is the only one who can unravel it. It’s Emma M. Lions meets The Scarlett Pimpernel. I can’t wait for you to read it!

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How to think about AI in school for students of integrity

The discussion of “the right way to use AI at school” is a hot topic at my house this summer. This is a different discussion than what we’re talking about in our work environments. I wrote this to clarify my thoughts for my kids and their friends. Since I’ve talked about AI here before, I thought I’d share it with all the teachers, parents, and anyone who talks to the next generation.

What The Average Human Should Know About AI

It’s been a year since ChatGPT splashed onto the national discussion. AI isn’t anything new, but the ability to interact with a chatbot and have it do your bidding in seconds IS new. Most people played with a little over Christmas break, a bunch of university students learned new ways to procrastinate, and most people […]

Motherhood: A Worthy Nonsense

We, mothers, are lunatics fueled on cortisol and optimism. We don’t always expect to win our battles, but we fight them anyway because it’s the right thing to do.

On Being 42

I don’t think it’s fair to label this year “hard.” It was, but when I look at the suffering in the world these days, I think I’m ok with lowering its status to “unexpected” and “things I wouldn’t have chosen.” And the ending to all of these mostly unwelcome surprises has been happy – testaments to the faithfulness of God and the fullness of the friendships and relationships we’ve cultivated. They have been pulsating stones, screaming of God’s kindness to me.

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