David J. Moran

• Oct-2016
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• Dec-2015
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This book is about people who to their minds " The world owes them a living, for they never asked to be born " They are more than prepared to lie, and cheat out of any situation they have created, and if it is a matter of 'finding' property, well if ...

• May-2015
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After the Great War (WW1)the rich and famous Ladies of Society were drawn into helping the poor, the destitute, and of course the children abandoned on the proud cities streets to fend for themselves, or in workhouses, or even worse, gangs of thieves...

• Mar-2015
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• Mar-2014
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At last, the long awaited final sequel of the Trident Tales trilogy, bringing to the conclusion of Jerry Palmer's relentless search for a release from the unusual state of entrapment he has been committed to, but not before he encounters further deal...

• Feb-2012
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Another intriguing novel of suspense in David J Moran's usual eclectic style. The Hero of the tale, is a young man, Richard Peaceman who embarks on a mission to discover his family ancestry and verify mysterious stores that have been handed down thro...

• Oct-2010
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Life in a quiet cul-de-sac, where a group of strangers establish themselves in their new homes as well as in this small community.However all is not as it first seemed; for already there is a decisive power that wants and needs control, not only of t...

• Aug-2010
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After the Great War, it was felt by the the Ladies of titles as well as those of 'high society' that to fill in their leisure periods that they must be engaged in good works, or charitable events. Even in these days there was people who would, and di...

• Jul-2010
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The book is partly historic, yet so much of the past is what we see and do today, so it will be no surprise that I start my book at the stage when a foundling; Sid Smith, is left at the Workhouse, as this is part of his true story, adjusting his life...

• Jul-2010
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Jerry has awoken, to find he is now a woman, in all appearance, yet he is aware that his brain is still that of a man, while those around him seek to protect him from the outside world. He/ She is now Geraldine, engaged in lowly tasks in his/her form...

• Apr-2006
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The Trident Tale is only the first of three tales I have to tell, the book was published by Athena Press after some 150 hits to publishing houses, and it was their recommendations that made me pay for the first 5000 copies. chapters, not only of Trid...