​S.P. Joseph Lyons is a best-selling author through Goodminds.com. He is the 2022/2023 recipient of the
First Nations Communities Read, PMC Indigenous Literature Award for Little Bear in Foster Care, the first
book in his Foster Care series. S.P. Joseph Lyons is also a novelist of other published works. His work has
been featured in collaborative and charity publications.
​S.P. Joseph Lyons is the 2022/2023 recipient of the First Nation Communities Read - FNCR, PMC
Indigenous Literature Award for Little Bear in Foster Care.
FOSTER FRIENDS SERIES - 7 BOOKS
WINNER of the (FNCR) First Nations Communities Reads, PMC Indigenous Literature Award 2022/2023, Little Bear in Foster Care, written for preschoolers to Grade three, speaks to the feelings and fears a little one has while lost in the confusing and unfamiliar environment of foster care. It helps guide the child though the process, and lets them know they are not alone.
Moving between homes is difficult for young children who miss their family. While the experience can feel overwhelming, journey with Wolf Pup as he receives care and gifts to support his healing and resilience. This book connects children to emotions and teaches of the peace found in the medicines, ceremony, and community. Our children learn of the importance of their circle of care, who surround them to show them they are important, special, and loved. 
Eaglets Lose Their Nest - 
Removal from parents and siblings is isolating and results in cultural loss. Journey with Young Eaglet as he experiences healing through connection with spirit, creation, and all his relations. As an adult, he uses his experiences to bring other lost community members into traditional ways and culture. This book connects children to the feelings experienced with removal, and the healing that comes through connection to spirit, creation, and relations. 
Intergenerational trauma and systemic racism can result in separation of children from culture and community. Journey with Young Bison as he returns home to community, to grow in spirit and identity. This book helps children learn about intergenerational trauma and its impacts, and how customary caregiving supports children's identity and belonging.
 DRUX SERIES - 6 BOOKS
In the absence of the all-powerful DRUX, their former servants, the wizards, rule with unmatched power-hungry fury. As they mercilessly destroy all who oppose them, the universe is set to fall to their tyrannical enslavement. 

Only one, the Lord of the DRUX, with his mystical and ethereal sword, stands a chance against such a menacing foe. But he cannot do so as a DRUX. He must take on the weakness of mortal flesh.
      
Struggling to endure human limitations and emotional toil, the Demond of Legend forges a forbidden love with a mortal girl; a bond stronger than any supernatural power he has ever known. But will that love be enough for him to overcome such crippling odds and bring peace back to the universe?
  • NOOTAU TALES - 3 BOOKS
Cover designed and created by Roger Warren

​When the goddess of creation leaves the immortal realm and brings destruction to her world, her son, a demi-god, is sent to stop her. Try as he might, he cannot reason with her, or subdue her.

When his father sends his mighty staff to help, he losses it to his mother in a battle. When his true love is killed by his mother, he vows revenge.

With fierce battles, impossible choices, hopeless odds, and time running out, will the demi-god regain control of the world set to fall at the hands of its creator? Or will her might be too much for him?