A man is behind bars while a manipulative killer walks free. Rural Minnesota police officer Erin Ericsson has been on the trail of this elusive criminal before. She knows there will be more crimes, and more victims. This time, she will follow her own rules. At her side is her girlfriend, Allie, who has been blessed, or cursed, with a gift. It might lead them to the murderer, if she can learn to control it, and if the volatile connection doesn't shatter them both.Their pursuit takes them across the Canadian border into Allie's comfort zone, but the bustling city of Winnipeg is a challenge for Erin. They must overcome their obstacles and work together to stop the killer. Can anyone survive this kind of evil?“Chilling” “Explosive” “Engaging”Burning Intuition is the second novel in the Intuition Series, from award-winning author Makenzi Fisk

Burning Intuition (Intuition Series)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Fisk, Makenzi

Mystery

Mischievous Books

Twins Miki and Siku find a mysterious book hidden in a kitchen cupboard and decide to make one of the recipes. They'll need the help of big magic when everything gets out of control.

Bleu (The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku)

Children's Books

Fisk, Brenda

Literature & Fiction

Sometimes tragedy is our teacher. Skeletons in My Closet is an unorthodox police memoir taking readers on a ride-along like no other, revealing poignant truths about life and death, and how we can all work and live together. Danger and grit pair with humour and compassion in this gripping, fresh read.Dave Sweet, a conservative, veteran homicide detective has teamed up with Sarah Graham, a liberal, optimistic author to write this unconventional universal life-lessons book.

Skeletons in My Closet: Life lessons from a homicide detective (Unconventional Classroom)

Biographies & Memoirs

Graham, Sarah

Sweet, Dave

Professionals & Academics

PRAISE FOR "THE ART OF BURGLARY" Joan Baril creates believable characters. They laugh and love and plot and scheme, like your neighbours. This is literary fun. Highly recommended. Michael Sobota, Journalist and culture criticEntertaining, vividly-written and diverse, Janet's stories will steal your heart making you laugh, cry and sigh but also making you question humanity and social injustice. They'll linger with you long after the last page. Undeniably, Joan Baril is a damn good storyteller. Sue Blott, authorJoan Baril has a strong voice, a sure hand, and a very sharp eye; these stories are a revelation. Joe Fiorito Joan Baril's "The Art of Burglary" pits a child's innocence against an adult world of class prejudice, unjust social norms, and racism. Janet's endearing curiosity and wonder encourages readers to celebrate mischief and discovery, to revive their own sense of universal humanity. John Pringle, author of SpiralsYoung Janet, the part-time burglar, steals our hearts in these insightful humorous stories by award-winning author Joan Baril. Brilliantly and delightfully done! Ulrich Wendt, author Wolves on the Road ABOUT THIS BOOK: Janet Marsden is a resourceful girl with insatiable curiosity and a propensity for bending the rules. With a policeman for a father and a mother with the 'Gift, ' her life in Thunder Bay is definitely not boring. But she and her friends discover that bending the rules can come with unwelcome surprises when they embark on a series of burglaries to snoop on neighbours. As she becomes a woman, Janet embraces her future-and yet the past follows her, unstable as a cloud, twisted as a labyrinth. Full of humour and heartbreak, Janet's stories are intimate coming-of-age vignettes about love, secrets, and social injustice. This collection will strike a chord with readers everywhere, and they'll want to share it with their friends. AUTHOR JOAN BARIL, a native of Thunder Bay, Ontario, is a short story writer with ninety pieces published mainly in Canadian literary magazines. She has won many awards for her stories and was nominated for the Journey Prize by The Antigonish Review. She has lead an active literary life including a long running blog, Literary Thunder Bay, and several newspaper columns, including "The Northern Gardener". The Northwestern Ontario Writer's Workshop awarded her the Khoui Award for "Outstanding contribution to the literature of Northwestern Ontario." The federal government awarded her with a citation for her columns on immigrant issues.

The Art of Burglary: a short story collection

Baril, Joan M.

Short Stories & Anthologies

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