Selected Works

Successful Women, Angry Men: Backlash in the Two Career Marriage, Berkley. This cutting edge non fiction work describes what happens to marriages when husbands are envious of their wives' career success. The book suggests ways to end anger and mend marriages.
Sweet Summer, Growing up with and without My Dad, Berkley. Moore Campbell's moving memoir of her early years as a child of divorce explores how she came to grips with her own legacy.
Your Blues Ain't Like Mine, One World/Ballantine. The NAACP Image Award was bestowed on this first novel, an account of a racially motivated killing and an aftermath that spans two generations in the lives of both blacks and whites.
Brothers and Sisters, Berkley. This New York Times best selling novel explores the friendship of two women, one black, one white, in the shadow of the 1992 civil unrest in Los Angeles.
Singing in the Comeback Choir, Berkley. Moore Campbell's second bestseller is the story of a granddaughter's quest to revitalize her grandmother, a down-on-her-luck jazz singer, and the inner city neighborhood where she resides.
What You Owe Me, Penguin Putnam (August 6, 2001). Moore Campbell's third best seller is an epic, multi-generational story that begins right after WWII when a black woman and a Holocaust survivor meet in the hotel where they are maids. They become friends and then business partners. The betrayal that rips them apart reverberates for more than fifty years.