Fiction, Women
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Chipped
by K. A. Johnson
What’s a talisman to do when his human dies and he finds himself in the hands of someone she loved, but he can’t stand? Chip lived in Isabelle’s pocket for 25 years. He was her talisman—that little voice in her head that gave her the courage to...
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Fate Unshaken
Finding Her Truth by Jennifer Osuna Ausa
While on a turbulent flight to Vancouver for a business endeavour, Camrea Ricen hits her head and falls into a coma. When she wakes up weeks later, she learns that a fellow passenger, Marces Cadeon, claimed to be her fiancé and stayed by her side...
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Retribution
by Anita Dotts
Vancouver-born Allory Landry is living and working in Marseille, France, when she gets a call from her brother. The man who brutally assaulted her two years ago may soon be out on parole. Confronted with the idea that she may never be safe again,...
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Courage in the Late Night Hours
A Novel About War, Remembrance, and the Search for Belonging by Elizabeth Moody
Shortly after college student Jane Hughes’ father—a war correspondent—is killed in Ukraine, she receives a startling call from Paul Holychuk, a solicitor ten years her senior. He informs Jane that not only is she the heir to her father’s family’s...
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Ashes in My Peanut Butter
by R. R. Tityk
In the 1970s, Gwen is an ambitious young student looking for a profession that will grant her independence. She decides on dental school, and asks to shadow Dr. Lee, a well-respected and very successful dentist. Dr. Lee has a happy marriage of...
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Whispers and Shadows
by Najat Sinclair-Benrbia
WHISPERS AND SHADOWS is the story of Ahlam, a Moroccan girl, who finds herself living an identity crisis in a culture that privileges boys over girls. Amid the chaos, Ahlam tries to navigate her ways in her turbulent surroundings, with all the...
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The Deposits
by Corinne Tessier
This debut novel will have you pondering your attachment to physical objects and how these hold unexplainable power to connect you with others...have you considering how your energy and actions ripple across social divides and age differences,...
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Every Seven Years and I Don't Remember
Two Books by Cindy I. Wilson
"Every Seven Years" and "I Don't Remember" My grandmother always said life changes every seven years, "Sometimes for better, Sometimes for worse". In the book "Every Seven Years" a young American draft dodger meets the "love of his life" at a...
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No Safe House
by Jan Garnett
Kathleen (Kot) Cafferty is an optimist, a dedicated professional, and rather fond of control until she is suddenly swept into the RCMP’s Witness Protection Program with only her dog for company. When the safe house becomes anything but, Kot...
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The Primitives
by Darlene Barry Quaife
In the early months of the Spanish Civil War, Canadian-American archaeologist Dr. Grace “Shale” Clifden and her inexperienced field crew of well-met Canadians—Dorothy Livesay, P. K. Page, and Sheila Doherty—are documenting a rare discovery of...
