Lori L Moran

Something sinister is going on in the neonatal intensive care unit of a prominent Boston hospital. When Joyce Lattimer begins caring for the infants there, she discovers that someone is murdering them. She and her friend, Nancy, uncover evidence showing that Martha Ryan is probably responsible for t...

To have a successful career, it's imperative to have a good, strong network of people with whom you've formed relationships. Whether you are doing a job search, going for a promotion, or hunting for your next great business deal, you will succeed only with and through the relationships you form with...

How do you tell your child that you won't be there when they grow up? Unwell is the raw, honest story of a mother who writes to her unborn child, sharing her decision of choosing not to be a mother. She doesn't choose abortion. Nor does she consider adoption. Instead, she decides to give her child a...

Pardon me, your brand is showing! Except maybe your brand, what you offer to others isn't clear at all. Maybe you've felt like your tongue got stuck in your throat at networking meetings when people asked, "So, what is it that you do?" You never have to be caught in the headlights again. Even better...

Haley had nothing to lose but everything to gain. A new reality TV show was launching, and the prize was a cool $100,000. She would be married to a complete stranger, and their lives would be followed for the next year. If they make it to the end, they both get paid; if they divorce, they lose every...

Bella Dane gives birth to twins while married to the cruel and heartless Albert Dane. Albert was adamant that he never wanted children, so when she is convalescing from the birth, he takes one of the babies to an orphanage without Bella knowing. There he meets a desperate, childless couple and sells...

People die everyday. While most people in America die in a hospital, many families choose hospice for end of life care. Death, as experienced by hospice nurses, can be beautiful, peaceful, humorous, touching, tragic, disturbing, and even otherworldly. Hospice nurses act as midwives to dying people e...

There are only three things in this world that are certain: death, taxes, and babies. Nobody knows this truth better than Emily McCoy, a third-year resident working in Baby City, the affectionate nickname for the busy Labor and Delivery unit at a New York City hospital. On a typical day in Baby City...