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Baba had made Lesia a promise: just remember the flower is not always open, but if your effort is true, your rewards will be sweet.

"The Englishman's Boy brilliantly links together Hollywood in the 1920s with one of the bloodiest, most brutal events of the nineteenth-century Canadian West - the Cypress Hills Massacre.

Robert's brother vanishes and he has to find him. This award-winning book offers a new sophistication to young adult fiction, and a terrifying take on the psychology of fear.

Contacted to investigate the gruesome murder of a gold-digging divorcee on behalf of the woman accused of the crime, police academy-trained former reporter Ali Reynolds is simultaneously drawn into

"Juliet, Saskatchewan sits at the edge of the Little Snake sand hills.

Feeling unattractive and unappreciated as she enters her fifties, wife and mother Clover wakes up one morning and discovers that she has actually become invisible, a condition that goes unnoticed b

Thirteen-year-old Andrea, visiting Moose Jaw for her cousin's wedding, has quite an adventure in the mysterious tunnels where she finds herself reliving the past.

Andrea and her brother travel back to the most dangerous part of her grandfather's past, in Chicago.

For Percy, the loss of his father and the suicide of his best friend build to a head during the last week before high school graduation.

Fifteen-year-old Andrea and her ten-year-old brother Tony are drawn into the scary underground of 1920s Moose Jaw to rescue their friends from Mean-Eyed Max and his gang.

The novel opens in August of 1941 when the world is at war with Germany and Italy and tensions between the Japanese and Caucasians are rising in their community.

Tells the true story of this middle-class couple's face-to-face battle with schizophrenia.

Joanne's sunny world is shattered when she learns that her daughter has found the corpse of a young woman in the alley near her store, and her son's girlfriend is drowned in a lake in Sas