Decision in Paris

Aydan Loàn beautiful, rich and aspiring. He has everything a person can wish for and needs for a good life on earth! But strangely enough he is not happy! In him slumbers a deep secret, which nobody may ever find out and he does not give away anything. Aydan believed until a few days ago still to have escaped his fate forever. For an assignment to save his company from bankruptcy, he has to travel to Paris in a hurry. The city of love reveals the deep secret he tried to hide and turns his life upside down. A decision is due, which makes hearts break!

In 'Decision in Paris' Lynn Lamarr has succeeded in packing social issues that could not be more topical into a stirring story. Truths we don't dare to speak become the core of this novel, and it manages to capture the emotional world of the protagonists on paper with a sometimes drastic choice of words.

Because the world is only as we allow it to be!

Lynn Lamarr once studied photography and screenwriting. He was born in Switzerland at a time when society was full of prejudices such as racism, hatred of Jews and homophobia. These characteristics led Lynn Lamarr early on not to reveal anything from his life, such as, for example, his sexuality or dreams, let alone what was going on deep inside him.

He understood already as a child that a secret remains only one if he keeps it to himself. Closed and unapproachable, that's the only way his friends know him.

In his first book 'Decision in Paris', he opens up and shows the reader his deepest inside! The conflict between father and son, as he experienced it himself, comes to bear in this novel. Also the cold and distant love of his mother, becomes important in this story. Yes, and of course the love he once experienced himself, shows in this book.

'Decision in Paris' is a mirror of his life and the society that shapes us daily, what he tells the reader, in this story! More emotional and more human, a story can hardly be told.

Despite some setbacks Lynn Lamarr never let himself be discouraged and wrote in 'Decision in Paris' his deepest fears and feelings, which he now passes on to the reader in a fictional story.