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You Little Christers - November 8
Final Take - November 12
Final Take - November 12
Step into the Harrison household, where childhood memories bring a bygone era to life. In You Little Christers, Wayne Douglas Harrison shares a lively collection of family vignettes from the late 1950s and 1960s, preserving the everyday moments and colourful experiences of growing up. Originally written as a legacy for his family, this pe
Step into the Harrison household, where childhood memories bring a bygone era to life. In You Little Christers, Wayne Douglas Harrison shares a lively collection of family vignettes from the late 1950s and 1960s, preserving the everyday moments and colourful experiences of growing up. Originally written as a legacy for his family, this personal collection invites readers to revisit their own memories—and discover a way of life that has all but disappeared.
Final Take - November 12
Final Take - November 12
Final Take - November 12
Newly single and ready for a fresh start, Harriet Hubbley heads to San Francisco’s International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. With friends, flirtations, and colourful company, there’s plenty to keep her occupied—but this amateur sleuth has a talent for finding intrigue wherever she goes. In Final Take, the fourth Harriet Hubbley mystery
Newly single and ready for a fresh start, Harriet Hubbley heads to San Francisco’s International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. With friends, flirtations, and colourful company, there’s plenty to keep her occupied—but this amateur sleuth has a talent for finding intrigue wherever she goes. In Final Take, the fourth Harriet Hubbley mystery, Jackie Manthorne brings readers another engaging adventure with a perceptive, spirited lesbian heroine. Settle in for a little mystery, a little mischief, and a memorable escape.
See Whores - November 14
Final Take - November 12
Some minds hide secrets. Isabel Ramos’s mind has learned to survive them. As a serial killer targets sex workers in New York City, detectives Dan Cordova and Maria Soto confront a case with deeply disturbing consequences. Meanwhile, Isabel’s extraordinary intelligence reveals only fragments of the trauma beneath her carefully guarded worl
Some minds hide secrets. Isabel Ramos’s mind has learned to survive them. As a serial killer targets sex workers in New York City, detectives Dan Cordova and Maria Soto confront a case with deeply disturbing consequences. Meanwhile, Isabel’s extraordinary intelligence reveals only fragments of the trauma beneath her carefully guarded world. In See Whores, the second book in Joie Lamar’s crime thriller series, brilliance and brutality collide in a haunting psychological thriller that asks how well we can ever truly know another person.
G - November 14
Coqui and Nanuq A Story of Love and Resilience. Release date TBD
She had a story to tell between the rooftop and the pavement. A fatal fall draws detectives Dan Cordova and Maria Soto into an investigation tangled with secrets. Originally released in 2019, G is book 1 of Joie Lamar’s crime thriller series, introducing the detectives who return in See Whores. Now available again, it’s the perfect excuse
She had a story to tell between the rooftop and the pavement. A fatal fall draws detectives Dan Cordova and Maria Soto into an investigation tangled with secrets. Originally released in 2019, G is book 1 of Joie Lamar’s crime thriller series, introducing the detectives who return in See Whores. Now available again, it’s the perfect excuse to read both books back to back. And will there be a book 3? Let’s just say Cordova and Soto haven’t handed in their badges…
Coqui and Nanuq A Story of Love and Resilience. Release date TBD
Coqui and Nanuq A Story of Love and Resilience. Release date TBD
Coqui and Nanuq A Story of Love and Resilience. Release date TBD
Joie Lamar's Taíno roots and her love for Canada meet in Coqui and Nanuq: A Story of Love and Resilience. This graphic fable and colouring book honours the female spirit, heritage, and the Indigenous peoples of the land she now calls home.
At its heart are two beings from different lands finding love—a reminder that diversity and belongin
Joie Lamar's Taíno roots and her love for Canada meet in Coqui and Nanuq: A Story of Love and Resilience. This graphic fable and colouring book honours the female spirit, heritage, and the Indigenous peoples of the land she now calls home.
At its heart are two beings from different lands finding love—a reminder that diversity and belonging have always been part of our story and hate cannot write the ending.
The world needs more colouring right now. More moments to slow down, nourish the soul, and make something beautiful with our own hands.
This book is Joie's invitation to do just that. Bring your colours. There is room for all of them.