Books by Lynn Yvonne Moon

• 

  Whispers

  Musetta is only twelve years old, but understands the devastating effects of family incest. Every Friday night, she’s visited and abused by her father. Then to her shock and dismay, one night he’s murdered. After the funeral, Musetta believes she can finally live a happy life as a teenager. But, to her horror, the attacks continue, and what is even more terrifying is that the walls are whispering. Now she must ask the question, why is her father’s ghost haunting her? With the help of her three closest friends, they uncover a hidden family secret that exposes not only Musetta, but threatens their very lives. Whispers delves into the unground world of incest and the terrifying consequences it places on the victim and their family.

   

  
  See details
• 

  The Tower

  Pete is an eleven-year-old middle school girl who desperately wants to know her biological father. But no one in her family wants to talk about him. When she comes face-to-face with the man, she is surprised to learn that she is from a mixed heritage, and learns the harsh realities of racism. She also learns firsthand about bullying so destructive that Pete begins to wonder if her life has any value at all. Her friends seem to turn away from her and she seeks solace and peace at the top of the tower near her home. Will she find the answers she longs for as she sits high above the edge of her world?

  
  See details
• 

  Reflection

  Journey Elizabeth Gordon has always been different than other girls her age. Frilly dresses and heavy makeup is not her style. When her mother dies, Journey’s life is shattered and her world is turned upside down as she and her sister must live with their father in his secluded Colorado cabin. When a stranger appears on their doorstep, Journey’s life takes an unexpected turn into the bizarre.

  After traveling to the Fornax galaxy billions of light years away, she meets the exotic Takoda, a Sweetacha from the blue sister world, Traveler. She is drawn to him, but any relationship beyond friendship is forbidden by tribal law. Through Takoda, Journey is introduced to her family culture and her people. An exciting world of ancient ruins and hidden secrets shed an ominous light on her family and ancestors. Her heart grows daily for Takoda and through that love they enter the forbidden world of racial tension and forbidden love.

  
  See details
• 

  In The Defendant’s Chair

  Her last memory before falling asleep is the love she feels for her husband and kids. Then she wakes up, confused, dizzy, and sick, and realizes where she is; a courtroom. This is the nightmare and reality of Early Sutton and other women like her across America.

  Carrie Clark and Maddie Edwards reunite with The Agency to solve the mysterious murders that are plaguing America. They risk their lives as they travel from coast to coast gathering clues and piecing together a strange puzzle where the pieces don’t seem to fit. In The Defendant’s Chair examines the inner working of our US Government and a secret society as they manipulate the human genome in evil seclusion. In a race against time to save the human race, the women must contemplate both the ethical and moral issues of genetic tampering.

  
  See details
• 

  10 Rules About Monsters

  Monsters are real to children and can be found hiding everywhere, from inside a vacuum cleaner to under a bed. Even a washing machine is fair game for a monster! Fears are real and confusing for a young child. Trying to help our children overcome and conquer a fear isn’t easy. But sometimes, just a little grandmotherly love and understanding is all that’s needed. Ten Rules About Monsters, written by a grandmother and illustrated by a mother, helps a child to face his or her fear through laughter and love. If your child has ever worried about that monster hiding under the bed, then this is the story for you.

  
  See details