Cally’s Way is a history-based adventure about love and loss, mothers and daughters, and the way historical horrors shape our identities whether we know about them or not. Set in Crete, the novel interweaves the 2002 love story of Cally, a 25-year old business graduate, with that of Callisto, her grandmother, who was a runner in the Cretan Resistance during World War II.
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The Oak Island Affair takes readers into the history of an international, multi-million dollar treasure hunt on a little island off Canada’s east coast. Vanessa a freelance writer, is fleeing the pain of an unraveling relationship when she goes to her grandmother’s house on Canada’s east coast, near Oak Island.Here her discovery of a 400-year old diary written by a failed Spanish Dominican monk rekindles her obsession with a treasure hunt that has drawn investors, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, for more than two hundred years.
Dead And Living is a novel based on the true story of a man who did not know, for 25 years, whether he was a murderer. Finally he went to court to find out. A psychological ‘whodunit,’ Dead And Living is also an adventure story about the creative power of the human spirit, about memory, passion and duty, and about the dance between truth and justice in Canada.
Shortlisted for an Arthur Ellis Award; selected for a Carleton University course in 2002.
At The Foot Of The Rapids is the story of the place where the Otonabee River runs through what is now the City of Peterborough. Published by the City as a Millennium Project, this brief history starts 10,000 years ago, moving through all the different people and landscapes to arrive at Peterborough today. The book’s great strength lies in the marriage of my text with historic photographs taken from the Balsillie Collection Of Roy Studio Images, and the book’s design by Jerrard Smith of Tricksters Design.
Available at Peterborough Museum & Archives