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      2012., Skyhorse Publishing, Inc. Edition: eBook ed.    Summary Note: "The Bay of Love and Sorrows is an unflinching story of ambition and betrayal. The novel begins as the once-strong friendship between Michael Skid, the privileged young son of a judge from town, and farmhand Tommie Donnerel collapses under the weight of a bitter misunderstanding. As Michael sets out to prove something to himself and others, he becomes drawn into the company of the beautiful and determined Madonna Brassaurd and her brother, Silver, and together the three are soon seduced by the glamour of Everette Hutch, a charismatic but violent man. Bridging the decent world of Tommie Donnerel and the darker realm of the Brassaurds and Everette Hutch is Karrie Smith, whose deep longing for a more exciting life makes her especially vulnerable to a world she does not completely understand."--Random House Canada.
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      c2014., Adult, Doubleday Canada Call No: Fic Ric    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: Howard, Evan and Ian are inseparable as boys--so much so that one night, abandoned in the forest by the careless adults around them, and raging against society and the uncaring gods others worship, they seal their undying brotherhood with a blood bond. But soon after, a horrific accident scars each of them in a different way, testing their bonds and leaving each with a debt to be paid. As adults, seeking to rise above this debt and advance in life, each man decides upon a very different path--but over time, all three discover they are tied to each other in intricately tangled, sometimes violent, and surprising ways that none of them has been wise enough to foresee...
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      1993., McClelland & Stewart Call No: Fic Ric    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: A fictional Miramichi community in the late 1980s. Jerry Bines has been acquitted of the murder of Buddy Savoie and comes back home. His actions are often misunderstood by others - those who fear him but are drawn to the power they sense in him. Joe and Rita Walsh have died; Adele and Ralphie Pillar's daughter is being raised by someone else; Nevin White is being kept away from his daughter, Hadley, because of his ex-wife Vera's suspicions about him; Vera, college educated, is writing a book; and Ralphie finds himself, in spite of Adele's warnings, in an uneasy friendship with Jerry Bines. When Bines learns that Gary Percy Rils has escaped from prison, he has good reason to fear for his own safety and that of others. Bines' attempt to protect his family from Rils leads to the novel's dramatic climax. The story of what happens unfolds piece by piece, as related by police reports, interviews, and by a man to a young boy. For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down is a suspenseful and moving novel, which is both dark and redemptive, devastating and comic.
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      c2011., Adult, Doubleday Canada Call No: IND Fic Ric    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: When a terrible accident unsettles the peace in a small, tight-knit community, who will pay the price? The novel is a meticulous study of the various half truths, political machinations and outright lies that lead to the unfair incrimination of one man, Roger Savage, in the death of Hector Penniac, a promising young Micmac man from a local First Nations reserve.
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      2008., Anchor Canada Call No: Fic Ric    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: After twenty years, Alex Chapman still blames his great-uncle James for the direction his life has taken. When Alex learns that James has won thirteen million dollars in a lottery, he sees a chance for revenge. A plot to steal the ticket from his uncle turns into a a tale of small-town jealousy and corruption.