Alice has it all. A handsome husband, a beautiful new daughter and a house in a posh Toronto suburb. But inside, Alice is falling apart. She can’t bond with her baby, she’s reeling from her mother’s death, and she – the only Indigenous resident of their neighborhood – feels like an imposter. Then, she starts hearing voices. Is she losing her mind? Or is it something more?

In 1907, after a night of carousing, friends Hanna and Zakariya return to their village in Syria to find it devastated by a flood. Their friends, family and neighbors are dead, their homes and businesses destroyed. Their lives will never be the same.

Charlotte Simpson never knew her biological father, but when her mother died, she discovered some newspaper clippings that might be a clue to his identity. Horse trainer Gunner Dawson has no roots and no family, but he has a listening ear and is willing to give Charlotte a hand.

It’s 1894, and Captain James Agnihotri and his wife Diana are sailing to England on a luxury liner. On their second day at sea, a Spanish gentleman is found murdered – shortly after he asked to see James. Can James and Diana solve a case with a thousand suspects and no witnesses?  

The bison – symbol of the American West – was once almost lost to history. This book charts the continuing journey to bring bison back from the brink.

When the Iron Curtain fell in 1990, the nation of East Germany ceased to be. In this book, Hoyer presents a rich picture of this vanished country – a political, social and cultural landscape that existed in the midst of hardship and oppression.

More than a century ago, a French Canadian scientist discovered “bacteriophages” – viruses that invade and destroy bacteria from within. Today, they could be our allies in fighting drug-resistant bacterial infections.

What is an “herbana witch”? A witch who is deeply connected to the power and wisdom of nature. This book presents magical, meditative and healing practices season by season, to help you get in touch with the spiritual power of the woods.

Meditations on mixed-race identity, queer desire, time and mortality.

Like all her family, Sage Flores has a gift. She can speak with the souls of plants, making them grow. When Sage reluctantly returns to her family home, she must confront her past – including Tenessee Reyes, who once broke her heart.