Gail Smith has 4 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 2 narrators. The most-rated is Silent Night, Final Night.
Broken
Summary
Three short stories of horror "Eenie Meenie" Something lives in the big, black plastic garbage bag. Something that isn’t human. Something that depends on the goodwill of others to provide it with food. Fortunately, it’s not particular if its meal is dead, long dead...or alive. "Red Racing Stripes" All he wanted was a little paint modification for his new car. "UnSub" Lt. Sean Walsh puts his reputation on the line during the hunt for a vicious serial killer. The last thing he expected was for the hunted to become the hunter.
©2019 Linda Gail Mooney (P)2019 Linda Gail Mooney
Code 30
Summary
Hi. My name is Alexis Hembree, and I’m a cop. My partner and I are good at our jobs, except we don’t tend to work what others would call a “normal” beat. For some reason, we draw evil to us like flies to sugar. Sometimes, there are things in this world we can’t explain or anticipate. But when they cross that line between their existence and ours and show up, we have to deal with them as best we can. Some cops fight criminals. We fight something that never should have existed.
©2014 Linda Mooney (P)2020 Linda Mooney
Isabellla
Summary
A tale of paranormal horror. Four years ago Byron Shales was a manager for a department store. Now he hunts down and captures the newly zombie-fied dead, and resells them at auction to the highest bidder. What his buyers do with them after the sale is finalized is none of his business, and frankly he couldn’t care less. His beliefs and apathy come to a sickening halt when he elects to keep one young woman for himself, and discovers that all his pre-conceived notions about these non-living creatures have been a lie. In fact, the truth about Rothsburg’s Disease may be more horrifying than the flesh-eating creatures it infects.
©2010 Linda Gail Mooney (P)2019 Linda Gail Mooney
Silent Night, Final Night
Summary
A family on the run, searching for food, shelter, and others not infected. A plague is wiping out the population, stealing the humanity from people and turning them into monsters. Kem and Armand are willing to do whatever it takes to protect their daughter and survive. Nothing is promised, not life, not their next meal, not even a decent night’s rest. The quality of life is quickly diminishing. How much is too much? How long until the fight for survival is no longer worth it, and it’s time for a dignified end rather than a slow, painful death?
©2016 Linda Gail Mooney (P)2020 Linda Gail Mooney