I’m pleased to report that my local bookstore, Margins Bookstore in High River, is carrying six of my books: The Shoeless Kid (#1 in a mystery series), Ghosts of Morocco (suspense), Identity Withheld (suspense), The A’lle Murders and The A’lle Mutation (first two in a SF/Alternate History/Mystery series) and A Little Strangeness (a collection fantasy short stories).
So, in answer to local folks who have asked, why yes, my books are available locally.
Well, the title says it all, really. I found out last week, via YouTube, that my novella, Identity Withheld, has been short-listed for a Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence. The winners will be announced on May 26 on YouTube.
Identity Withheld is set in Fredericton (because I love Fredericton) and features Cleo, a young woman called back to Fredericton when her parents’ car is forced into the river. Her parents’ past has finally caught up with them.
You can find a full list of the award nominees here. As you will see, I am in good company! And just in case you didn’t know, I won last year’s CWC Award of Excellence for my short story, “Cold Wave,” in Crime Wave: A Canada West Anthology.
