Birdie & Jude
Women's Fiction and Historical Fiction, This novel is my best seller. It's set on Galveston Island. Publisher's Weekly says: "Moore brings depth and emotional punch to this utterly absorbing story of magically entwined lives." (BookLife) Publisher's Weekly
And the Day Came
A saga in historical fiction set on the Lamar peninsula on the coast of Texas is inspired by true events. This is the true story of Doris Marie Linney Moore, threaded with fiction. Two girls, come of age and have a chance meeting. Both long to know the truth about their fathers. In seeking the truth, the men in their lives attempt to protect them, denying them an opportunity.
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Bella Rodriguez has decided it’s time to leave her step-father’s home. Her mother has been dead for three years and her older sister has disappeared. Bella’s worry is she may be next. Her only reservation is leaving her younger brother, Manny, behind. Bella’s journey will change drastically when she meets a distracted psychic, Gina, who introduces her to the Boho world she has always wanted to create.
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The Bright Shawl
Opal's Story
A gripping family story of tragic loss, forgiveness, secrets and resilience set in rural Texas. "Opal's Story is delivered in delicious bites with rich characters." A murder/suicide in 1948 rocks a small west Texas town and leaves a young widow with a new baby questioning her judgement.
The Ember Months
Meet Bessie Black and Lucy, two characters you're not likely to forget. Lucy is like us all and Bessie, well, Bessie is not like anyone you've ever met. However, she's inspired by a real person who was even larger than the character in the Ember Months
We Are All Connected Series
Meg's friends and family continue to grow. She's not always the main character, but everyone agrees, she's a character. It was great fun to spin stories around the people Meg grew close to in the first set of cozy mysteries. Even Ross gets in on the action to solve the first mystery.
Editorial Review: "Each installment is better than the last. I can't wait to see what happens when Meg . . ."
Search for Bob, Book One
Berti Alexander is delighted to have her retired father in the same town She and her growing children, Ross and Kat, are crowded in their small trailer. When Ross finds a dead body near the park's creek, moving is the first thing on Berti's mind. Can Meg help Ross find out what's going on in the trailer park? Will Berti ever be able to afford a house with the room her children need? Who's Bob? So many questions, and lots more answers in Search for Bob