Phyllis H Moore: 5 books

A practical guide with clickable resources to plan an emotionally fulfilling retirement. This little book assumes the financial planning is complete. It addresses the myraid of feelings most retirees do not expect when looking forward to this important milestone. There are suggestions and resources for...

A tragic suicide devastates Emily’s home, forcing her and Sabine into the Dunn house. With her new husband, Jimbo, Emily is encouraged to open a bed and breakfast, requiring remodeling and renovation. Sabine’s great grandmother, Catherine LeDoux Dunn, manifests to protest any changes in the house....

Josephine wanted peace, but it is not available to her and according to her daughter, Sabine, she will not be able to rest until she completes the lessons she was meant to learn in her tumultuous life, the lessons she shunned, favoring drugs and alcohol to numb her overwhelming emotions. Facing her...

The Bridge on Jackson Road is a real location in south Texas where teenagers go on idle weekend nights to holler from a wodden structure and listen for the echoes pulsing back on the wind. Sometimes they listen for their own voices and other times . . .A collection of dark short stories intended...

Josephine returns from a lengthy hospitalization in the second novel of the Sabine Series. Sabine is hopeful she is drug and alcohol free and able to manage their newly established routine. If not, she has Billy, the best older brother she has ever met. Billy has returned to the Dunn House. He's an...