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'Part Real Housewives, part grown-up Nancy Drew.' — Missy Marston, author of Bad Ideas When Jane's partner goes missing she needs to find out if he's in danger while also contending

Meet Depression-era newlyweds Bennie and Stella. He's reckless, she's naive.

People die. Secrets don't. Sam Hutchings was looking for a writing muse.

All Tom's friends really are superheroes. There's the Ear, the Spooner, the Impossible Man. Tom even married a superhero, the Perfectionist.

Complex, fascinating, and fun … Kill All the Judges is a classic crime work, from an author heralded as one of Canada's best, and with good reason.' — Shelf Life Finalist for the Stephen Leacock Hu

'Smart, beautifully written, and really, really, funny satire featuring Arthur Beauchamp.' –– The Globe and Mail Finalist for the Stephen Leacock Humour Award In this zany political thriller, the l

It's November, and Lane and Darling have escaped the chilly autumn in the Kootenays for a honeymoon at the posh and romantic Santa Cruz Inn in sunny Tucson, Arizona.

It's early spring 1948 and Lane arrives in New Denver to find that her friend, Peter Barisoff, is not at home.

For readers of The Thursday Murder Club comes a lighthearted mystery with an incredible sense of place A swine barn explodes near a lakeside town, putting veterinarian Dr.

An odyssey wrapped in a love story, set in a near-future of artificial people The Sisters Sputnik are a time-traveling trio of storytellers-for-hire who are much in demand throughout the multiverse

For readers of Paulette Jiles and Gil Adamson, a 19th-century tale of a father's greatest regret and path to redemption Devastated at his wife's death and stricken at raising two girls and a boy on

In this action-packed caper novel, a long-retired cop gets wrapped up with a girl on the run Long-retired cop Fitch Henry Haut is terminally ill and living out his final years alone.

An exciting contemporary Russian writer explores terra incognita: the still-living margins of history.

As a third generation logger, a life in the bush is all Joe Adler has ever known. He works, he hunts; he provides.

A small plane was blown up in an act of sabotage over Northern Quebec, Canada. The incident was quickly analyzed and termed a mechanical failure. The case was closed in a rush.