Fiction
In the spring of 1964, troubled teenager Cookie Blue is found dead in the Red River.Blue Vengeance follows her younger brother Danny and Cookie's friend Janine through a lazy Winnipeg summer, as they plot to kill the despised teacher they blame for Cookie's death. >>
In a deeply personal narrative that explores power, sexual manipulation, cultural consumption and trust, Body Trade asks the ultimate question: To what terrifying places will we journey, and at what cost, in order to save our own lives? >>
Castles in the Air is Mary Hagey's debut collection of stories, each about individuals trying desperately to assert themselves in their lives, to salvage what's been lost, or keep a firm hold on what seems to be slipping away, leading always to a quiet unfolding of the truth. >>
In Scott Randall's sophomore collection he finds the perfect pitch, story after story, getting right to the heart of ordinary characters — not the brilliantly burning stars, but the kind of people we see all around us every day. >>
On a summer day in 1954, four-year-old Cherry Ring bites her baby brother Pete on the cheek, scarring him for life. Cherry really is sorry, but the bite marks the beginning of a troubled relationship between the siblings that will last a lifetime. >>
Leo Fabiani is drawn in to investigate the murder of a respected philanthropist and scion of an Winnipeg newspaper family—which threatens his colleagues and the woman he loves. >>
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The Regeneration has ushered in an era of surveillance, and Kitianna's parents worry that her obsession with The Wall and love of writing will get her into trouble with The Authorities. As tensions across the country rise, Kitanna and her parents must navigate the fine line between safety and freedom. >>
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