Canadian
All in Good Time
All in Good Time is an authentic story of camaraderie, rivalry and national pride. Don Gutteridge is a story teller through and through. His skill at spinning yarn is seen
Don Gutteridge
Category: Fiction
Book Genres
Canadian
Psycho Babble and the Consternations of Life
Some would say “Psycho Babble and the Consternations of Life” is existential. Others would say, even though one of the protagonist sticks a gun in his mouth and pulls the
Richard M. Grove
Canadian
After the Flood
Author: Shane Joseph Title: After the Flood: a dystopian novel of hope ISBN: 978-1-927725-75-7 = 9781927725757 – Soft cover Trade Paperback: 364 pages – 6 X 9 Suggested Retail (Paperback): $24.95 Genre: Fiction,
Shane Joseph
Canadian
Fringe Dwellers
This Author pulls off the job delivering exactly what the title suggests,,,,, short stories regarding an assortment of people living on the edge of finding redemption. A fabulous read.
Shane Joseph
Canadian
Power and Possessions
A passion for work is one thing, crimes of passion quite another. Romance, drama and deep dark secrets are an integral part of this exciting novel that revolves around a
James Ronson
Canadian
Alone
This is a young reader spell-binding pioneer life story of survival. Girls and boys of any age will be captivated by vivid descriptions of the Canadian northern landscape and the
Felicity Sidnell Reid
Canadian
The Prince of Leroy
Welcome to the eclectic world of The Prince of Leroy, a rousing, comic tale of action and adventure where kidnapping, murder, mayhem and philosophical enquiry ensue. ‘Pulp Fiction’ meets ‘Casablanca’
Brian Way
Canadian
Metamorphosis and other Short Stories
Time and Space do not mean the same thing to Graham Ducker as it does to the rest of the human race. Plan to be surprised, even flabbergasted by what
Graham Ducker
Canadian
Santiago’s Purple Skies at Morning’s Light
Santiago’ Purple Skies at Morning’s Light is a ghostly coming of age Speculative Fiction novel. It is so well told it reads like a memoir. The story is seen through
Bernadette Gabay Dyer
Canadian
What Shirley Missed
Reading Donna Wootton’s book, “What Shirley Missed”, is like enjoying a big slice of strawberry rhubarb pie with vanilla ice cream. It’s sweet, enjoyable, a treat and perhaps a
Donna Wootton
