Part fictional memoir, part social history, In the Bear’s House details the lives of two Scottish immigrant families – the Dunlops and Lockies – in Calgary as they raise a deaf child. The novel opens when seventeen-year-old Clare Dunlop gives birth to a son while her husband serves a penitentiary sentence for a serious crime. … Read more
She’s hiding from the one man who can’t let her go. At 15, she changed her name, her hair, and even her life—fleeing to an elite boarding school for difficult girls in New Zealand, always ready to run again. But when a classmate is poisoned, one question haunts her: did her father come for her—and … Read more
Lucy Lassiter has it all. As the daughter of Jacky and Bill Lassiter—owners of one of the world’s most powerful pharmaceutical companies—she’s wealthy, glamorous, and constantly in the spotlight. With a private jet at her disposal, a lavish Manhattan apartment, and a beauty that turns heads, she’s the darling of the tabloids, always surrounded by … Read more
They called her a poisoner. A manipulator. A queen cloaked in darkness. But they were afraid of what they didn’t understand—her power. This is the story history refused to tell. Channeled from the spirit of Catherine de Medici herself, this novel uncovers the spiritual truths, heartbreak, and divine strength of one of history’s most misunderstood … Read more