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Midwinter Manor: Book One One snowy night just before Christmas, 1922, poacher Danny Costessey rounds off a night trapping rabbits by climbing a tree to fetch some mistletoe for his mother — only t

Part 1.Identity: Identity; Sex and our bodies Part 2.Work and school: Education; Workplace Part 3.Community: Family; Home and belonging Part 4.Living: Health, illness and being; Suffering and

After witnessing a mob hit, surgeon Jack Francisco is put into protective custody to keep him safe until he can testify.

David Ruger has always been curious. That's how he landed his charming on-again, off-again boyfriend, Wyler, and how they started in St.

Physics Grad Student Marcus Fitzhughes agrees to leave New York City with his roommate, Andy, to visit Andy’s uncles in Vermont.

Escaping to America after killing a man who threatens his family in Scotland, Alexander Campbell's new life is further threatened when he helps a runaway slave, kills a Blackfoot in battle, an

Concierge Jake Wentworth rues the day he got involved with Mikey, his coworker and cheating ex-lover. Already in a foul mood, a rude guest further puts him off his game.

Toronto artist Gabriel Navarro splits his time between slinging ink and working on his master’s degree.

Intelligent and confident, Australian cricketer Nat Seddon is one of the world's best bowlers. He's openly gay, but keeps his private life to himself, everything under control.

It was just an amateur porn video, like thousands of others on the Internet. Like hundreds Jonathan Wright had seen and hundreds more he'd ignored.

"A collection of stories about a young boy and his family as they build a life on a farm in the early west. This entertaining volume captures his sense of spirit and adventure"

Sean Bielecki has built a new life, leaving an infamous identity and painful past behind. Now Sommelier Wines is Sean’s dream.

After a hard life filled with experiences he’d rather not remember but can’t forget, Brett Taylor decides he doesn’t need anyone or anything.

When a tragedy derailed his life, screenwriter Isaac Zevin became a recluse.

Margaret Trudeau picks up where "Beyond reason" left off. She describes her separation from the Prime Minister of Canada, and the adjustments to her new life.