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  • Caliph of Dreams

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    When a quick-witted slave is bought for a prince who values intelligence, she sets off on a journey to Baghdad that will culminate in an age of enlightenment. Al-Khayzuran, an educated woman kidnapped by bandits, rises from her position as palace...


  • Magnificat

    Under the Guanacaste Tree
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    MAGNIFICAT: Under the Guanacaste Tree tells the stories of two women from different backgrounds and class statuses who find themselves fighting their personal and societal battles in this riveting saga about inequality, oppression, misogyny, and...


  • Sons of Tecumseh

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    Indigenous history repeats itself The legendary Tecumseh was the first North American Indian leader to attempt to unite tribes and thwart the relentless intrusion of colonial settlement. He died fighting for his cause, having been betrayed by...


  • The Garbage Persons Tacit

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    To solve the problem of rabble on city streets, protesters and other outcasts, riffraff and rainbow people have been relocated to garbage dumps across the country, Over the generations they develop a complex society of their own and even a...


  • Two Nights in Berlin

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    “She always felt her mother was in some ways ‘borrowed’ from another country and culture, that she had an early life she never shared with her family.” When Anna travels to Berlin to scatter her mother’s ashes on the grave of her Jewish fiancé...


  • The We're Still Here Book Club. Volume One: Elbows Up!

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    What is wrong with the world when the disappearance of a single red baseball cap with an American political slogan on it—yes, one of those hats—can threaten the very existence of Canada? Yet isn’t there something absurdly fitting about the fact...


  • Destroying Max

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    Montreal, 1960. Max Marchand’s life is seemingly perfect. He has a beautiful wife, Erin, and together with their four teenaged children, they live in a large house in Westmount—Montreal’s most desirable neighbourhood. Max is successful in his...


  • The Governor's Granddaughter

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    Margaret Gordon is born around the year 1800 on Prince Edward Island, a British colony under the shadow of her grandfather’s shameful political misdeeds and actions, leaving the Island’s settlers caught in an unjust landholding system and...


  • Loving Zoe

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    Dark secrets enslave a handful of people in Maskwa Point, whose lives ebb and flow into each other’s daily routines. Among them is Dr. Reid Goldberg. After having promised his grandmother as a teen that he would become a doctor saving lives, his...


  • The Red Wing Sings

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    Will Anderson has chosen to live a simple life until the morning he wakes from a dream to discover that a nuclear nightmare has just begun. A madman has put in motion a witch’s brew of events which catapults the current state of fear in America...