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The Meadow Brook Murders
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In 1896, a brutal double murder shocks the tiny town of Meadow Brook, New Brunswick. Rumours and accusations fly as old rivalries and family feuds fan the flames of suspicion and scandal. Using historical records and newspaper reports of the...
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What The Stones Remember
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An emergency physician finds herself at a crossroad in Mexico City while tending to earthquake victims. Evelyn Rivka Spiegel has spent years outrunning her past by caring for others as an emergency physician. When institutional inequities clash...
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Magnificat
Under the Guanacaste Tree
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MAGNIFICAT: Under the Guanacaste Tree tells the stories of two women from different backgrounds and class statuses who find themselves fighting their personal and societal battles in this riveting saga about inequality, oppression, misogyny, and...
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The Battle that Lost its Name
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Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Roman Empire, Gerhard Bihl’s The Battle That Lost Its Name transports readers back to a time of war, power politics, and conspiracies, experienced through the lives of young patricians Cornelia and...
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A Prey to All
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Set in two different time periods – 1965 to 1979 and 2017 to the present– and two different countries – Canada and Brazil – two intriguing stories. Sonny is lost, unsure of what to take in university – pre-med is out– but what is left? The...
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The Secret of Broken Dishes
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It’s 1998 in New York City and forty something Emily McKenzie is ready for a challenge. New to sobriety and relationships, she has built a solo life for herself that feels safe, insulated from her tumultuous childhood. The risks she takes come in...
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Painting Flowers and Fantasies
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When quirky, artsy Amaryllis meets a handsome stranger on university campus, her solitary and mundane life is turned upside down. Things are not what they seem. Her parents disappear and the strange but alluring man reveals he is an Archfae. She...
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The Usual
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As the seasons change, so does the café. Cold brew gives way to pumpkin spice. Familiar faces disappear and return. People linger longer when the weather turns, seeking warmth, routine, or something they cannot quite name. Behind the counter, Mae...
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I Thought God Would Be Taller
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A demanding deity. A womanizing astronaut. An outrageously whimsical uncle. An unimaginative main character. An author that continually goes off on tangents. The “story” goes: Just before Dennis dies in a plane crash after his 70th birthday...
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In Hardy's Shadow
Another Henry and Julia Trevellyn mystery
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Emigres Henry and Julia Trevellyn, have recovered from the unfortunate events that occurred a couple of years previously on their beloved Hecla Island, the location of their lakeside cottage two hours north of Winnipeg Manitoba. Henry a retired...
