Ann Moore: 50 books

Seventeen year old Jelena Preseren has lived her entire life as a social outcast because of her mixed human and elven blood. She labors as a servant in the household of her uncle, the powerful Duke of Amsara. When her uncle tells her she is to be sold as a concubine to his wealthy neighbor,...

Seventeen year old Jelena Preseren has lived her entire life as a social outcast because of her mixed human and elven blood. She labors as a servant in the household of her uncle, the powerful Duke of Amsara. When her uncle tells her she is to be sold as a concubine to his wealthy neighbor,...

Nancy Moore, a grief counsellor, felt inspired to write this book by all the wounded yet wonderful, loving people who need support at times of loss and grief. In The Healing Circle she takes the reader step-by-step through the loss of her partner, and her gradual adjustment to the new circumstances in...

Fun is a young lady who started waitressing as a summer job, but is still waitressing a few years later; even though she has a college degree. While her life seems undecided, she meets and falls in love with a young police officer: Officer Joe. When Joe's training officer is hurt on the job, and faces...

An Irish mother must flee her beloved homeland for a new life in America, in the “gripping” second novel of the acclaimed historical trilogy (Publishers Weekly). Forced to flee Ireland, Gracelin O’Malley boards a coffin ship bound for America, taking her young daughter with her on the...

Tabitha Mahony has always been that polite, smart, heavy girl who flies under everyone’s radar, until one day an unfortunate low-rise jeans incident brings her the kind of publicity no one is looking for. Rather than taking the challenge in stride, Tabitha begins to question the personality she...

In the hot summer of 1942 a seven year old girl and her mother arrived on the Isle of Man from Manchester. A week's holiday in the tiny village of Sulby was to be an opportunity to spend time with her father, an airman stationed at nearby Jurby. But as war raged throughout Europe, their stay in Sulby...

Presents state-of-the-art manual therapy research from the last 10 years Multidisciplinary authorship presents the viewpoints of different professions crucial to the ongoing back pain management debate Highly illustrated and fully referenced

Joseph is complex. He is interesting. He is a man of integrity, and he is far from ordinary. What can we learn from this Old Testament hero? Does Joes life have anything to do with today? Joseph, as it turns out, leads us to Jesus... the One who is with us just as God was with Joseph. In brief...

An M/M Erotic Romance Craig has worked his entire life to be a cop. It’s his dream and he’s fought for years to get there. He’s also hidden who he really is, even from himself. He knows being gay might hurt his chances of getting hired and his fear only gets worse when he gets hired. He’s...

Football, football, football. All Wes’s life, he’s only ever been able to be one thing – a football star. But that’s not what he wants. Deep down inside, there is an artist dying to get out. To paint, and sculpt, and create. An artists who loves men. But with no other way to pay for college...

Growing up in rural Wyoming hasn’t given Aaron much of a chance to figure out his own sexuality. He’s gay, but in his conservative town, he doesn’t get a chance to talk about it, let alone act on it. His dream is to move to New York City and finally be himself, but first he needs some...

In this new series called A Bird's Eye View of Virtues, Mr. Jay Learns to Share is the first book and is the story of a stormy relationship between a blue jay and a grackle. When faced with a life and death situation, the blue jay shows compassion in order to preserve life.

Dean Harper has finally gotten an in at one of the best ad agencies in New York City. He’s flying high, or at least he pretends to be. There’s something troubling him, though. The president of the agency, Conner Clarkson, is like no man he’s ever met. Sexy, funny, and everything he’s...