Rich Girl, Poor Girl
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, by David Markiewicz
Attorney Lynn Garson was born into a life of privilege, but her happy ending was hard-earned.
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Lynn Garson is an author, practicing healthcare attorney with a prominent national law firm, and mental health advocate.
In July 2012, she published Southern Vapors, a memoir describing her journey from major clinical depression to recovery, and has since spoken widely about her experiences.
Sex and the Single Grandma is her second book. It is about dating over fifty, with laugh-out-loud, self-deprecating, and relatable tales of her amorous adventures since her divorce.
In Lynn’s own words: “This book is the story of several actual experiences, written because sometimes you just have to laugh. It is also the story of a Southern woman born in the 1950s who drank the Kool-Aid and still believes in love, romance, and happily-ever-after.”
Lynn graduated from Tulane University with a degree in art history and holds her law degree from Emory University School of Law (class of 1981). She has lived in Atlanta, New York, Paris, Hong Kong and Virginia, and still travels widely.
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