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Texas PI Kelly McWinter has expanded his business and now operates McWinter Investigations.

Late one night, while tending to his trap-line, a native Inuit stumbles across a clandestine rendezvous not far from one of the DEW line radar sites and is subsequently shot and killed.

A queer coming-of-age story about a young man's journey from Canada to Serbia in search of his roots, about the power of truth and lies, and about the persistence of hope when there's not

Living in the vast beauty of the Saskatchewan prairie, fourteen-year-old Eden English finds herself pregnant and unwilling to name the father.

David Wesson must have been absent the day his grade three teacher taught the parable of "curiosity killed the cat", because he has inadvertently witnessed an exchange he should not have

Finding killers is Calgary Police Detective Janice Maidstone's job, for now, but her parents want her back on the short-grass prairie in southern Saskatchewan to take over the ranch.

After losing her arms, a young judo teacher gains cybernetic prosthetics.

The secrets of Ravensbarrow have been buried far too long. Now they're waking up . . . For fans of My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish – The Incredibly Dead Pets of Rex Dexter.

An inclusive and diverse celebration of the joys of preparing to welcome a child and the importance of community and family.

I will die, I will die. And nobody will know my grave. And nobody will come and remember, Only the nightingale will sing.

In this YA pop punk debut about queer romance and destroying labels, a teen risks everything to write his own story. Perfect for fans of Sonora Reyes and Adib Khorram.

What makes the place we live feel like home?

Look through the one-of-a-kind eyes of acclaimed author/illustrator Julie Morstad and explore the beauty, diversity and wonder of faces all around.

The first book in the series, Elvis, Me, and the Lemonade Stand Summer, won the City of Victoria Children's Book Prize and the Jean Little First-Novel Award.

It's the summer of 1989, and Mia is on her own—adjusting to life without her ex-best friend, Lara.