Felicity Moss is a once-thriving movie star with a tragic past. Having helped her terminally ill teenage son with his suicide, she is haunted by both her conscience and the condemning media. She faces her struggle alone, until her world begins to heal when she meets the noble and forgiving Alfred Manning. But Alfred feels threatened by an old friend, Samuel, whose silver-tonged charm hides his own dark secrets—secrets that he shares with an intriguing woman who is oceans away. But how long can one keep others from discovering private sins? Felicity's manager courts her with a return to the big screen, her drama students write a short film that hits a nerve, and the final curtain rises on the summer’s final performance. Romantic, mysterious, and deeply poetic, Tragedy of the Moth folds plays, screenplays, supernatural folklore, and stream-of-consciousness narratives into a fascinating exploration of the riddle of life and death that ebbs and flows like the changing tide into a stunning finale.

Tragedy of the Moth

Literature & Fiction

Mondoux, Suzanne

Literary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

I Believe

Children's Books

Activities, Crafts & Games

Baico Publishing

The series I Believe is a journey of discovery and gratitude with amazing animal beings.1. I Believe: I Am Courageous and an Explorer, Just Like Carlo and Teddy, Two Amazing Horses.2. I Believe: I Am a Great Reader and Writer, Just Like Jojo, the Talented Horse.3. I Believe: I Can Learn to Draw and Paint, Just Like Sara, the Golden Mare.4. I Believe: It Is Okay to Be Afraid and Talk about My Fears, Just Like Sparky, the Amazing Dog.5. I Believe: I Can Learn Something New, Just Like Cody, The Best Dog Swimmer.6. I Believe: It Is Easy to Be Kind and Good to One Another and to Animals, Just Like Baxter, the Magnificent Dog.7. I Believe: I Have Confidence in Myself, Just Like Rocky, the Musical Dog.8. I Believe: I Can Find Solutions to Any Challenge or Adversity, Just Like Max, the Cat.9. I Believe: It Is Fun Discovering the World Around Me, Just Like Sara, Carlo, and Teddy, the Curious Horses.10. I Believe: I Can Be Thankful and Grateful Every Day for One Thing in My Life, Just Like Carlo and Teddy and All Their Friends at the Ranch.Suzanne Mondoux--A Voice for Animals (http://suzannemondoux.com).Suzanne Mondoux is the author of the series The Adventures of Anuk: The First Leap, an ecological story of a young girl on a quest to save the world.

I Believe: I Can Learn to Draw and Paint, Just Like Sara, the Golden Mare

Balboa Press

"Watching what was A figure appears A mirror reflection of the soul's appeal, A chance to see A chance to greet A chance to be . . ." Felicity Moss is a starlet with a tragic past. Desperate to stay out of the judgmental gaze of the limelight, she disappears from public life. She finds new hope in the forgiving love of a noble man, but he has his own demon--Samuel, an old friend and a new threat. The riddle of choices surrounding life and death teases and taunts with the ebb and flow of the tides upon the shore. How long can one keep others from discovering private sins?Filled with mystery and intrigue, The Tragedy of the Moth is a captivating tale of the theatrical world that enthralls with its poetic prose, scripts, supernatural folklore, and stream of consciousness asides. It's a mind-bending tour de force about love and tragedy driving forward to a crashing finale.Inspired by her personal relationships and life experiences, Suzanne Mondoux is a self-taught writer of poetry, plays, sceenplays, prose, and is the author of the novel How I Became a Dragon.She is a Canadian who has lived and worked in various West African countries and holds an MS in environment and management.

Let Go and Let God . . . and Then What?

What an incredible book this is! Within its pages the author somehow manages to combine self-help, inner healing, be motivational, and inspirational. What's more this book is suitable for all ages, genres, and professions, something I find unique. Through the sharing of personal experiences with her reader, and the incorporation of a fictitious story about a cat called Delilah, her surroundings, and life, the reader is encouraged to open their eyes to their world, look forward with a positive attitude, and embark on a journey of self-discovery. From the moment we are 'aware' we absorb the information around us via other people. We learn, to discover things about our world and environment, listen to the expectations and limitations others put on us. Now, through this enlightening book we each have the tools we need to unlock our dreams, reach our full potential, and then grow, taking one day at a time to discover the real us. We learn how to unburdening ourselves of the concepts and restraints of others, and truly become who we want to be. From a very early age the author knew she had a strong affinity with the spirit world and animals. Her work has enabled her to recognise these gifts and her strength of character has led her to write her books. In fact her first published novel, How I Became a Dragon was inspired by her experiences whilst working in the Republic of Congo as Project Director for the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in the Sangha Tri-National landscape. However, as she points out, if you are searching for God and enlightenment, it is not hidden in these pages. The purpose of this book is to, through telling her story, and talking about poignant moments in her life, which have opened her eyes to her true self, she hopes to inspire her readers to do the same. To aid in this, the book's chapters focus on life experiences and at the end of each there is the opportunity for the reader to express their thoughts and experiences on each topic on the activity pages. These pages eventually combined to reveal their own unique journey. However, the author is keen to point out, our journey does not end there, because life is a continual adventure and the quest to discover new things about ourselves is constantly evolving each and every day. In Conclusion: This book contains the key to opening your own mind into the possibilities which await you. Within, the author gives her reader the tools they require to move forward positively, with true self-belief, and the knowledge that they are 100% in control. --Susan Keef

Self-Help

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Tragedy of the Moth

I Believe

I Believe: I Can Learn to Draw and Paint, Just Like Sara, the Golden Mare

Tragedy of the Moth

Let Go and Let God . . . and Then What?

Let Go and Let God . . . and Then What?