Gin Phillips Books in Order

In a Depression-era Alabama mining town, young Tess Moore sees an unknown woman throw a baby into her family's well. Tess and her sister investigate, discovering the struggles surrounding their neighbors as their own family confronts poverty, compassion, and community.

Archaeologist Ren has lived with her dead brother's ghost since childhood. As spirits guide an important excavation and a new romance develops, her connection to the past forces her to reconsider how she can build a future among the living.

Forbidden to see each other after their mothers quarrel, best friends Nell and Lydia create a refuge at an abandoned golf course. Mysterious symbols lead them to another hidden story, while Nell begins confronting the difficulties she has kept inside.

After moving in with her grandmother in Birmingham, lonely Olivia finds a puzzling message on a café bathroom wall. With a new friend, Amelia, she searches the city for answers and discovers unexpected connections to friendship, family, and home.

Joan and her four-year-old son are leaving a zoo when sudden danger sends them fleeing back inside. Over three hours, her knowledge of its paths and exhibits becomes essential to protecting her child, while survival forces difficult choices about helping others.

In early-1980s Alabama, lawyer Lucia helps women and children escape troubled relationships while becoming a role model for teenager Rachel. Escalating harassment turns violent, forcing Lucia to weigh her work for women's rights against the safety of those she loves.

During the Great Depression, a publicity stunt brings a supposed mystic into Chattanooga’s underground Ruby Falls attraction. When a visitor dies, guide Ada must navigate the caves and bring everyone to safety before their light runs out.