One sunny afternoon in 1968 twenty-year-old Sandy Chambers' desperate wish to lose her virginity cost her lover his life.
Bailey Summers, a Montreal journalist, dives into the art world to solve the mystery behind a brutal attack on her father.
PI Sloane West understands every murder begins with a lie, and in the village of Denwick on Vancouver Island, the lies people tell are deadly.
The heist. The town. The secret buried beneath it all.
T’wasn’t a Merry Christmas for all
Many gathered for the festivities
One never left alive…
T’wasn’t a Merry Christmas for all
Many gathered for the festivities
One never left alive…
T’wasn’t a Merry Christmas for all
Many gathered for the festivities
One never left alive…
In 1977 Toronto, eighteen-year-old Johnny Wong tries to save his chaotic family and their Chinese restaurant from debt, by invoking the spirit of Bruce Lee and selling weed with deliveries. All this while juggling a first love, high school, and uncovering sordid family secrets.
Standalone sequel to Letters From Johnny
In 1896, in Bear River, NS, someone brutally murdered Annie Kempton. Suspicion quickly focused on Peter Wheeler.
A sunny, lazy autumn day. A bronze plaque, with the names of WWII dead, is being mounted on the city cenotaph. A chain breaks; the heavy plaque swings wildly and pierces the wall of the memorial.
Wedged between Vancouver and the U.S. Border, the Boundary Police are struggling to find the killer of one of their own officers. When a curler is murdered, the pressure intensifies.
Tate Boman, excited to be back in the field, is parachuted in from Vancouver to team with newly minted Detective Claire Kozak, intent on proving herself. Together they disinter the hidden truths, old and new, of the communities of Tsawwassen and Ladner.
From learning to curl, to exploring the dikes that protect the city from the Pacific Ocean, they cannot avoid the modern problems of climate change, drugs, race and bullying. Tate and Claire uncover important truths about themselves as they follow the tangled chain of events leading to a climactic confrontation.
"A bold, no-nonsense story about young women dealing with and overcoming sexual assault. This narrative is loosely based on aspects of the Scarborough Rapist case, one of the most disturbing in Canadian history, pitting a collection of young women against a perpetrator whose criminal acts threaten to destroy their futures." ─Kirkus Reviews
Sixteen-year-old Charlie suspects her coworker is hiding a dangerous secret. As threats escalate, she must decide—stay silent or risk everything to expose the truth.
Jake discovers clues on his property that tie him to a murder victim, and he suspects he might be accused of one nasty crime.
Melding English and Drama depts to provide a Shakespeare camp at the outdoor festival offers a front row seat to murder.
Come back to Grand Bank for another adventure with Sgt. Windflower and the gang. Food, family and a few dead bodies.
A secret affair. A deadly agenda. A PI caught in the middle.
A Canadian farm cozy about the importance of land.
Reunions can be hell, especially when a murderer returns to finish off what was started twenty years ago.
Welcome to Cascade, the lovely village where quirky folks abound!
And where murder almost never happens…
Maybe it was silly to focus on those vet bills. But money fertilizes human weakness; it's important to know how it's spread.
Two small-time journalists take on an international cartel who try a hostile takeover of a Canadian mining company.
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