Linda Williams Moore: 5 books

July Snow is a dark novel dealing with an old asylum now a geriatric center. Strange things happen in the center as witnessed by Jessica Stewart, a new nurse at the facility. She steps into the past at the old asylum while going about her duties on the floor and has no idea when or how the scenes occur. Demons walk the halls and people and patients from the past keep appearing.

Four women in a small Southern town try to help each other get through life. Divorce, spouse abuse, health issues and loneliness are obstacles to second chances.

In All Grown Up, Laney Devereux has too many men in her life—a surly ex-husband, an egocentric fiancé, and a next door neighbor from her childhood who is back in town and all grown up. She’s trying to make a home for her son, her old friend Maggie, and Maggie's nephew, but the budget is...

Do Not Unto Others is the convoluted story of the devil, his dark dog, the doctor marked by a family secret, and the unsuspecting teacher who walks into the middle of a nightmare of vengeance for a terrible mistake made years ago. In the beginning, the grisly deaths in the small southern town of Sinclair...

The Thin Edge of Time is the story of children born a century ago and children of today who join their efforts to fight the evil spirit that rules Five Oaks, a passage to the wrinkles in Time. The children visit back and forth through time, seeing nothing unusual about their strange friendship. Love...