This is the third book in the making of of likened to James Bond meets The Da Vinci Code, it will finds the American-Canadian adventurer pitted against marauding, firebomb throwing youth in a chaotic France of the near future.

This is an enthralling fantasy novel certain to delight readers of all ages, particularly Lord of the Rings fans. "The Curse" is also Book One of "The Unending War" trilogy. Steeped in the lore of ancient legends, the Curse of Garnel Ironheart is indeed a curse borne of an historic error in judgement. That curse now haunts the diminutive Don-zee as he joins forces with other misfits on a quest where nothing is as it seems. The fate of a ravaged world is in the hands of these outcasts as they battle ghosts, ogres, vampires and the Undead in an effort to retrieve magical, mysterious items. But what is the true purpose of their mission? Are the misfit companions mere pawns in a game of almost unimaginable evil?

Based on her popular hiking column for The Hamilton Spectator, author Fay Beck-Ryall has produced a first-rate hiking book exploring trails in and around Ontario's Hamilton-Niagara area and beyond. The book is filled with useful advice and tips on taking the trails with confidence. There are also direction s to each trail, sight-seeing highlights and trail degree of difficulty. Take A Hike is a must-read for anyone who wants to get more out of their hiking experience.

Quebec's provincial government alarmed many when it enacted its odious sign law restricting the use of English. Although this blatant human rights violation was struck down by the Supreme courts of Quebec and Canada, the provincial government enacted its sign law anyway. How? Quebec invoked the infamous Notwithstanding Clause to over-rule the highest courts in the land! Join the author as he explores Quebecs controversial use of Section 33 -- and the danger the Notwithstanding clause poses to all Canadians.

After years in a mental hospital, Jay Emerson escapes and 'awakens' in a world he no longer understands. Like a modern-day Rip van Winkle, he finds everything and everyone around him has changed. Old friends have become strangers -- and they refuse to reveal the fate of his former girlfriend...

History is invariably written from the perspective of the winners. But losers also have stories to tell. And there are valuable lessons to be learned from the defeated. Join author Michael B. Davie as he examines the meaning and significance of such diverse events as the l700s Acadian expulsion in Canada; Vietnam War and the defeat of Walter Mondale to Ronald Reagan in the United States; and the forced famines of the Ukrainian Holocaust. It's a fascinating look at those who faced life's trials -- and came in second.

The government of the day enjoys enormous freedom to enact legislation and exert its will on the population. On the sidelines of political power are other players who struggle to make their voices heard. This book looks at three groups on the outside looking in: the media, the opposition Canadian Alliance Party and its forerunners; and women. The author examines the contribution made by each of these outsiders, the challenges they face and the limitations they encounter. He also explores the circumstances and conditions needed to increase their influence and ensure their distant voices are heard.

Ever wonder why some people achieve impressive success while others reach for the brass ring only to see it slip from their grasp? Join author Michael B. Davie as he examines success strategies employed by truly innovative leaders in their fields. Winning Ways explores the remarkable turn-around at Lakeport Brewing, prominent developer Rudy Reimer's escape from Nazi Germany, billionaire businessman Michael G. DeGroote's rise to fame and fortune, Mortgage Financial's 30 per cent growth rate - and many more inspiring stories.

Ever wonder why some people achieve impressive success while others reach for the brass ring only to see it slip from their grasp? Join author Michael B. Davie as he examines success strategies employed by some truly innovative leaders in their fields. Learn how and why: - The WhiteHat company is today a leading Information Technology security provider. - CarStar Automotive Canada is making its collision repair services a national success. - Dr. Antonio Mancuso creates perfect smiles and is a mentor to many other dentists. - Mortgage Financial enjoys 30 per cent growth. - Leading developer Rudy Reimer fled Nazi Germany to build success in Canada and earn widespread praise from the business community and beyond.

Formerly able to over-rule provincial laws, Canada is now helpless to stop Quebec and other provinces from acting against national interests. The author examines the high cost of decentralisation and its dire implications for Canada's future.

This is the book Toronto doesn't want you to read! Tired of Hogtown's constant preening, pretentiousness and pomposity? This book is for you. This book is also for hard-core Toronto fans -- if they have the patience to read to the end (they aren't known for their patience). Why Everybody Hates Toronto is based on survey data and exhaustive research (the author tires easily). Why Everybody Hates Toronto is an insightful, witty, informative and wonderful look at one of the world's great cities. Soon to be a major best-seller! Warning: Despite the book's flippant tone and very funny overall approach, the book also contains some surprising depth and insight concerning Toronto woes. It's a content-rich, humorous, must-read for anyone who has ever lived in, visited, or thought of Toronto. Michael B. Davie has produced a first-rate book!