Return of the Sun

by Christopher P. Lydon

Home is at the end of the road. For Scott Walker its been a long eight years living abroad. But now all he wants to do is go home. Yet coming home isn't easy as he realizes that while home hasn't changed, he has and trying to adjust to his old life isn't easy. He is caught up trying to prove that he isn't the stranger everyone mistakes him for. And love threatens to drag him into a bitter family rivalry.

179 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2006

About the author

Christopher Patrick Lydon, (born February 27, 1978) is a prolific Canadian gay author. He is the son of Lt. Col in the British Army and was born at Catterick Garrison in Yorkshire. He changed to his mother's maiden name in 1998 upon the advice of his editor.

He is perhaps most well known for his Carter series of books that, while semi-autobiographical, are set in Ottawa, Ontario. Christopher has won the Ottawa Municipal Grant for his writing, and has gone on to launch his first print book Return of the Sun in August of 2005.

He currently resides in Ottawa. All of his stories can also be found on CRVboy and GayAuthors. Some of his works are being published through Lulu.com.

There is currently an audio drama of The Falcon Banner being produced. The episodes are freely available at: DarkerProjects . They are also available as podcasts.

(biography source)

Reviews

[Stuart Mcgrigor · Rating 3 out of 5]

A sweet little (slightly autobiographical?) story.