Terry Lynch – författare

Horrific, horrendous, unspeakable, The Whitechapel Murderer, Jack the Ripper, stalked the streets of East London in 1888, slaughtering prostitutes and bewildering the police who were hunting him. They never succeeded in apprehending him, and to this day the mystery of his identity remains an enigma. But he did leave clues to his identity, and numerous theories have been entertained throughout the one hundred and twenty years since he held London's East End in his grip of terror.This book looks at the evidence left by the murderer and the reports and investigative papers which recorded the atrocities that the Ripper performed. It takes time to analyse the existing information and evaluate the letters sent to the police. It is the strongest and most powerful book ever written on the murders. It dispels a lot of myths attached to the Ripper, and eliminates a lot of the previously conjectured perpetrators, leaving only those who realistically could have been…Jack the Ripper.

Lovelessness and loneliness cannot be explained by chemical changes in the brain and cured by the ingestion of drugs. Lovelessness and loneliness, like anxiety and depression and all the ways of expressing distress which are called mental disorder, are part of what it is to be human, but part that can be understood, diminished and banished from our lives simply by caring wisely for ourselves. Terry Lynch understands and cares wisely for us all. His immense warmth and humanity are revealed on every page of this book. "It is truly a book for our time and for all time". (Dorothy Rowe, psychologist, author, columnist".

The Banshee of Carting LaneA Whimsical Horror from Terry R. LynchIn the fog-drenched alleys of Victorian London, one crooked street hides a terrible secret. Beneath the flickering glow of the city's last sewer-gas lamp—affectionately known as the "e;fart light"e;—lurks a banshee with a taste for mischief… and misbehaving children.When laughter echoes down Carting Lane, the banshee rises from the drains to snatch naughty souls and drag them to a forgotten underground workhouse. There, giggles are converted into gas, and mischief fuels the flame. But when one curious child follows a bouncing moonball into the mist, kindness sparks a rebellion—and the banshee's grip begins to crack.🕯️ A deliciously spooky tale of manners, mischief, and magical engineering 👻 Perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman, Edward Gorey, and Lemony Snicket 🎩 Illustrated with eerie charm and packed with rhymes, riddles, and foggy twists Mind your manners, keep them tight, Or you'll power the farting light. Carting Lane will hear your glee, And the banshee comes for thee.

Max is no ordinary boy—he's a backyard astronaut with a rocket powered by poots and a shed full of wild inventions. With ducks as his audience and a bean-fueled fart tank on standby, Max climbs into his wheelbarrow cockpit and shouts, "e;TO THE MOON!"e; What follows is a joyful, muddy, and utterly ridiculous lunar adventure filled with moonball matches, alien surprises, and triumphant flag-planting. This story celebrates imagination, silliness, and the unstoppable spirit of a child determined to reach the stars—bottom first.

What if the Shroud of Turin is not merely an icon, but a witness?The Face of God examines the Shroud of Turin through forensic evidence, historical research, biblical theology, and Thomistic thought, asking whether this mysterious cloth may bear the material trace of Christ's Passion and Resurrection.Terry R. Lynch presents a rigorous yet reverent case for taking the Shroud seriously—not as a proof that replaces faith, but as a sign that deepens it. From the wounds of crucifixion to the linen of the tomb, and from the problem of the image to the glory of the risen body, this book offers a compelling apologetic for readers seeking evidence, theology, and wonder.A powerful exploration of the Shroud, the Resurrection, and the mystery at the heart of Christian faith.

"e;The Toothpaste That Took a Trip"e; is a whimsical bedtime adventure about a playful tube of toothpaste that escapes the bathroom and explores the house! From wobbling on a bookcase to zooming down hallways, its minty journey is full of gentle magic. By the end of the night, the little explorer learns that even the most curious travelers find comfort in returning home—and drifting off to sleep. A cozy, rhyming story perfect for calming young readers at bedtime.

The Breathing Forest: Don't Close Your EyesWhatever you do, don't climb the fence.Ten-year-old Leo and his best friend Tessa thought they were just retrieving a lost football. But the woods behind the garden are older than time, and they've been waiting a century for someone new to play with.In a world where the trees have heartbeats and the ground breathes like a sleeping giant, Leo and Tessa must navigate a forest that changes with every step. With only a glowing leaf-map and a flickering torch to guide them, they face:The Shadow-Hunters: Dark creatures that steal your favorite memories.The Maze of Mirrors: Where the trees show you exactly what you want to see—to keep you there forever.The Heart of the Oak: A monstrous, pulsing tree that demands a terrifying price for freedom.Will they find the Golden Gate back to reality, or will they become part of the forest's collection of lost things?A spooky, high-stakes adventure for fans of Goosebumps and The Chronicles of Narnia. Perfect for readers aged 7–10 who love a story that tingles their spine!

When curious Milo McMuddle leans too far over the skibbidi toilet, he's WHOOSHED into a magical underground world—home to the Rat Kingdom! But disaster looms: a mega-flush threatens to wash everything away. With quick thinking, a squashed banana, and a whole lot of courage, Milo saves the day and earns the title of Honourary Rat Prince. Packed with silly danger, heroic plumbing, gators, spiders and royal rodents, this whimsical adventure is perfect for young readers who love laughter, magic, and unexpected heroes.

In Georgie & The Dragon, bravery isn't about battles—it's about biscuits, tea, and unexpected friendship. When Georgie sets out to confront a fearsome beast, he discovers a dragon with a sweet tooth and a heart full of surprises. This charming tale blends giggles and warmth, perfect for young readers who believe that kindness can tame even the fiercest fire.

A riotous tale of mischief, mystery, and ecclesiastical acoustics, this illustrated children's book follows two schoolboys whose prank spirals into a sound-based scandal of biblical proportions. From whoopee cushions in the bishop's chair to confessional giggles and eternal detention threats, each scene bursts with warmth, wit, and whimsical charm. Perfect for readers who love cheeky humour, cozy settings, and a gentle wink of forgiveness.

The Fire That Does Not Consume invites readers into the ancient, contemplative tradition of angelology—not as mythology, but as a profound grammar of encounter. Terry R. Lynch explores the angels at the Resurrection tomb as symbols of threshold, transformation, and the fire of divine presence that purifies without destroying. Blending Scripture, mystical theology, and philosophical insight, this book speaks to believers, seekers, and agnostic readers alike, offering a luminous way of understanding the moments when the visible world gives way to something deeper. A work of sacred speculation in the lineage of Pseudo‑Dionysius and Rilke, it is an exploration of glory that still burns.