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BOOKS
Ms. Moody's books may be purchased from your local bookstore or online from:
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Washed Up - The Curious Journeys of Flotsam & Jetsam
“Washed Up knocked me out. Informative, funny, intimate, and beautifully written. I’ll never walk a beach again without thinking about hermaphroditic barnacles, the truth behind the mystery of purple sea glass, and the fact that ambergris is incredibly expensive whale vomit that smells great. I loved every word of it.” - Robert Ferrigno, author of Prayers for the Assassin
“This engaging, worldly, and amusing book is a perfect gift for beachcombers or for anyone dazzled by the science and romance of the sea. Moody’s amazing collection of stories, folklore, and facts don’t diminish the mystery and magic of flotsam. They enrich it.” -
Jim Lynch, author of The Highest Tide
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The Good Diamond
The chase begins when U.S. Fish and Wildlife Agent Venus Diamond is summoned by local authorities to the scene of a bloody ambush: Eight men are dead and one woman is missing from one of Canada's prestigious diamond mines. Along with the woman, presumed to be a hostage, one of the world's priceless diamonds, the 384-carat Lac de Lune, has disappeared.
The rare blue diamond was recently mined from the Zone Mine Big Jim Hardy and his little mine on the map in the diamond industry. But now Big Jim is dead and he left one word behind: Venus.
Stolen before it could be cut and shown to the world, the priceless diamond leaves a trail for Venus to follow, as a ruthless killer methodically eliminates the people helping him steal, smuggle, cut, and sell the most valuable diamond in the world.
The Good Diamond is a rollicking, fast-paced crime novel that promises to intrigue fans and newcomers alike.
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Medusa
U.S. Fish and Wildlife agent Venus Diamond is summoned back to her Seattle home to help her 12-year-old stepbrother, Tim, who's been accused of murdering a nine-year-old playmate. The more she digs, the more Venus realizes that this murder is anything but child's play.
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K Falls
A Pacific Northwest ecoterrorist group has embarked on a rash of lethal dam bombings -- leaving U.S. Fish & Wildlife agent Venus Diamond investigating the death of her friend and fellow eco-cop Louie Song. Although he is believed drowned, Venus suspects otherwise. Soon she is plunged into the dark, violent world of environmental militants in the deadliest case of her career.
"K Falls" is Skye Kathleen Moody's fifth Venus Diamond novel published by Worldwide Mystery. The Diamond novels are among the most popular of the many environmentally conscious mystery series available. This release follows the successful February 2001 Habitat and her previous titles Rain Dance, Blue Poppy and Wildcrafters.
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Habitat
Dr. Hannah Strindberg, a scientist and close colleague of Venus Diamond, is killed in a nightclub fire that is proved to be arson. Newly married and unbelievably depressed, Venus cuts her leave of absence short and undertakes the investigation. At its center is the doctor's Breedhaven work, a controversial project with many detractors. Venus is determined that her friend's valuable work should continue. But then the murderer strikes again, making a determined effort to destroy the scientist's legacy forever... as well as those attempting to keep it alive.
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Wild Crimes
From Edgar Award winner Dana Stabenow comes an all-new mystery anthology featuring wild men, wilder women, and the wildest crimes imaginable...
Go where the wild things are-whether on unruly and lawless urban streets, a secluded stretch of uncivilized and barbarous woods, or in the frozen mountains of Colorado. Anything can happen to anyone-anywhere-when the nature of man turns wild.
Original stories of mystery in the wild by:
Michael Armstrong
Margaret Coel
Mike Doogan
Loren D. Estleman
Laurie R. King
Skye K. Moody
Brad Reynolds
S. J. Rozan
James Sarafin
Dana Stabenow
John Straley
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Southern Lights: PEN South Literary Review
This handsome perfect bound volume, with glossy, vibrantly colored cover photography by Skye Kathleen Moody houses a unique collection of work-poetry, essays, short fiction-by Southern PEN American Center writers. Embodying the spirit of the South as well as the international flavor of PEN, Southern Lights will please readers of all ages and regions.
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