Skye K. Moody has 7 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 1 narrator. The most-rated is Hillbilly Women.
K Falls
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Wildcrafters: When eco-terrorists blow up a series of dams crossing the Columbia River, US Fish & Wildlife undercover agent Venus Diamond attempts to find out what happened to her friend and fellow eco-cop Louie Song, believed drowned during the massive explosion at the Priest Rapids Dam. A dead salmon sent to Venus suggests the reason behind the series of dam blasts, and simple logic maps the deadly path that lies ahead, including the potential eco-disaster that could come with blowing up the grandest of them all, Grand Coulee Dam. Joining the activist group "Dambusters", with headquarters in Kettle Falls near the US-Canada border, Venus is plunged into the dark, violent world of environmental militants in the deadliest case of her career, as she races to uncover the chilling secret behind the eco-terror moving steadily up the Columbia River before it’s too late.
©2001, 2014 Skye Kathleen Moody (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Rain Dance
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Ozone Beach, Washington, where the clams dance and the chowder's poisoned: Timber queen Madge Leroux's body has washed up on frigid backwater Ozone Beach in Washington State, the last place on Earth Venus Diamond wants to visit. Recently returned from steamy, exotic adventures tracking poachers in East Asia, and hanging out in sophisticated nightclubs, Venus has brought home malaria fevers and a jaundice the shade of hot mustard. When her boss at the US Fish & Wildlife Service assigns Venus to explain how Madge Leroux's corpse managed to beach on a federal wildlife preserve, Venus finds a link between East and West that suddenly connects her two worlds; she discovers a mutilated brown bear carcass that exposes black market greed and atrocities she had previously thought only occurred outside her native land. If she exposes the perpetrators, she could pay with her life, but Diamond never - ever - abandons a promising scent, the more dangerous the better. On the other hand, Seattle's rain might just convince Venus to flee before she drowns - or is killed in the same manner her nemesis kills brown bears.
©1996, 2014 Skye Kathleen Moody (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Medusa
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Nursing heartbreak and a bullet wound, undercover wildlife avenger Venus Diamond has learned all the survival tricks at the government's rehab facility in Hawaii, and has just about decided that life on a tropical beach, however tarnished with disgrace, is tolerable, unlike the real world, where she'd barely survived. Her self-indulgent wallowing is interrupted, though, by the arrest of her stepbrother who's charged with drowning a young girl. Venus heads to the Mainland to confront Tim Diamond. His alibi? A giant sea monster carried the victim out to sea. A 12-year-old boy facing a murder charge could invent lots of lies in his own defense. It's what Tim Diamond isn't saying, though, that terrifies Venus. How many other children have already perished, how many more will die, before Tim reveals the secrets he's afraid to divulge, about pedophiles, black markets, and the real monsters menacing the cold metallic waters off an urban waterfront?
©2003, 2014 Skye Kathleen Moody (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Blue Poppy
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For Fish and Wildlife Agent Venus Diamond, it's the perfect day to investigate a murder. It's foggy and raining on the Olympic Peninsula, Venus's eccentric mother is having trouble with her adopted son Timmy, and her fiancé has just broken off their engagement - by email, no less. What better distraction from this sudden mayhem than a crime scene? So Venus hops the department chopper up the coast from Seattle (stowing her Harley for the return trip) to the village of Fern, Washington, home to a rather snooty spa catering to Seattle's affluent, the corporate offices of the exclusive Avalon parfumerie, and an ecological preserve. In the preserve, near the meadow Avalon uses to cultivate blue poppies for their fragrance, a security guard has discovered the body of a lepidopterist. Upon investigating, Venus finds that a motley crew of suspicious characters exploit the preserve for their own selfish reasons, and any one of them could have popped the butterfly collector for witnessing something he shouldn't have. It's up to Venus to find out which one did the deed.
©1997, 2014 Skye Kathleen Moody (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Wildcrafters
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The honeymoon is over for Seattle Fish and Wildlife agent Venus Diamond. Literally. Hawaii and her new husband must wait while she heads a massive search into the disappearance of a baby in the Bogachiel wildlife preserve. Natives believe the baby was snatched by "the Unknown", a half-man, half-elk creature of Native American lore. Venus suspects the incident may involve a recent elk poachings in the area, and carcasses found with sawed-off hooves. Human greed and ugliness threaten even the timeless beauty of the vast Northwest wilderness, in the form of illegal slaughter of Roosevelt elk, the harvesting of endangered plants for their healing properties and, as Venus discovers, a fanatical quest for the eternal youth that drives human desires to hideous proportions where no one is safe...not even the most innocent.
©1998, 2014 Skye Kathleen Moody (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Frostline
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In the savannas of East Africa, where endangered elephants are illegally slaughtered for their ivory, undercover wildlife avenger Venus Diamond faces down a savage band of big-game poachers who deserve every bit of what Venus delivers. Might the orphaned elephant calves she rescues portend the gathering menace of rising terror on the other side of the planet? Venus is suddenly yanked halfway around the world, where two terrified orphan children are stalked by brutal killers, and she's forced to confront the question: When - if ever - is kidnapping justified? From sizzling equatorial hotspots to remote Canadian mountains, Venus Diamond once again tangles with soul-stirring issues, this time asking herself why she's risking everything for a species that - in her mind - is far too prolific. Hold tight to your kids.
©2014 Skye Kathleen Moody (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Hillbilly Women
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“This book tells what it means to be a woman when you are poor, when you are proud, and when you are a hillbilly.”First published in 1973, Skye Moody’s Hillbilly Women shares the stunning and raw oral histories of 19 women in 20th-century Southern Appalachia, from their day-to-day struggles for survival to the personal triumphs of their hardscrabble existence. They are wives, widows, and daughters of coal miners; factory hands, tobacco graders, cotton mill workers, and farmers; and women who value honest labor, self-esteem, and dignity. Shining a much-needed light into a misunderstood culture and identity, the stories within reflect the universally human struggle to live meaningful and dignified lives.
©1972, Kathy Kahn (P)2014 Audible Inc.