The RAF taught Alfred how to be a man, but didn't prepare him for capture and the chaos of war.

The fourth novel from one of Canada's most critically acclaimed writers, Dr. Brinkley’s Tower is a sensational, passionate story of jealousy and greed set against the backdrop of Mexico in the 1930s.

This epic novel takes you inside an affluent Jewish family in the lead-up to Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia.

In this intrepid and brilliant memoir, Emma Larkin tells of the year she spent travelling through Burma, using as a compass the life and work of George Orwell.

This is the penultimate book in Hugh Hood's ambitious and highly acclaimed 12-volume New Age series.

A portrait of a marriage, a meditation on faith, and a journey of conquest and self-discovery, Island of Wings is a passionate and atmospheric novel reminiscent of Wuthering Heights.

The story of one woman's destructive commitment in a real 19th-century love-triangle.

The final volume in Hugh Hood's New Age series and a chronicle of life in late 20th- and early 21st-century Canada.

A finalist for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize, Notorious is a literary mystery, a love story, a book of poetry and violation, faith and chaos, redemption and destruction, and a masterpiece of imagination that will take your breath away.

This, the eight novel in Hugh Hood's New Age series, follows the lives of Toronto's Goderich family.