Fiction, Mystery & Detective
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The Bekaa
by Ray Sproule
An adventure tale with murder, intrigue, treasure and romance—amid intimations of a past where Phoenician triremes sailed the Mediterranean Sea—set in 1957 strife-ridden Lebanon. It follows freelance journalist Matthew Thorne from Montreal,...
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In the Fog
by B. de S.S.
I reach for my scotch glass. Empty. I slam it down and check my pockets. My hand fumbles with my pack of Woodbines. Damn. I need a ciggy, bad. I shake a smoke out and put it to my lips. I strike a match, light, and inhale. Ah, that’s the ticket....
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I Swear to God
by David Laing Dawson
What do you do when your son is arrested for murder? Sharon Gibson, a Hamilton, Ontario, Emergency Room nurse and divorced mother of Alicia (14) and Christian (17), doesn’t have things easy. Dealing with her ex-husband, juggling night shifts in...
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Unraveled
by Tom Hamilton
In her forties, divorced, with two wonderful sons and a loving partner, Ann has finally found some semblance of order in her life. But then she meets John, a seemingly chance encounter on her daily train commute to work. Their lives become...
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Dead Don't Cross The Line
by L. McEwen
‘You are going to die. You will die like the policeman in the hotel, but this time your family won’t escape.’ Prepare to be swept away by the thrilling story of Dead Don't Cross The Line, the first book in The Nexus series, where danger, intrigue...
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Little Blair, It’s Time To Play
by Dianne Pennell
Julie and Samantha are known to the world. Powerful women, they are the envy of the business world for their success and their growth. They are the epitome for all women to follow. Julie and Samantha are the true soul mate sisters, now married to...
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Ally
by Angel May McKay
The first novel out of this Canada-based series has it all; Allison McKean, a product of the system, having been placed in foster care, quickly learned to run from authority, often landing in police stations and courtrooms. Still a miner, Allison...
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The Blood Labyrinth
by B.R. Bentley
Seventy-four years after the suspicious death of an unidentified man at a South African beach, the police open a cold-case investigation into the crime. The only clue to his identity – an undeciphered coded message written in an 1817 translated...
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The Puzzle Box
by Lisa Adair
In the small Saskatchewan town of Glenmere, sixteen-year-old Amy Young wants nothing more than to save enough money from her summer jobs to try to build a future for herself somewhere else. Anywhere would be better than living with Jeannie, her...
