In the Valley of Broken Skulls, myth meets reality for a Canadian military officer. Set in the Cold War, a thriller about an unseen war that becomes too real in the Canadian North and where a man finds his place.

From the 2025 Canadian Book Club Awards winner, W.H. Bruce, comes the next tale in The Broken Chronicles series: Negotiation.Some things in life we take on faith. In 1831, Father Martine started a journey in what is now known as Canada. Little did he realize it would bring him to the brink, but the brink of what? Life and death? His faith? Humanity's fate? Four decades later, the Catholic Church's place in geopolitics is overturned and in the scramble to salvage what piece...

From the Canadian Book Club Awards winner, W.H. Bruce, comes the second story in the Resistance set of the Broken Chronicles.Ultimately, this is a story about family. It is 10 000s of years earlier in Earth's history. The Mother is playing her cards in the game of resistance against death and gods but this note is as subtle as it is horrific. This is the story of Enuk and his family. They are like no other but the patterns are familiar: love, betrayal, survival, and loss. Evolution...

This 2025 Canadian Book Club Awards winner is an anthology of the first stories in The Broken Chronicles series, Part I: Soldiers. The set includes Home, Nachtmusik, and Sweet with bonus material: an epilogue to Sweet and a coda of sorts to the set in the fourth tale, Remnant.These stories are told through the eyes of soldiers, a glimpse of a darker story underneath them all. The reader will discover themes of identity, loss, transformat...

In the trenches of the Second World War, Captain John Cane learned that war has its own music. And then the song changed, just when he thought he had heard it all.

Afghanistan, where empires are undone and the people are ancient. And so are the monsters. A truth and a lie are hidden here. One man's descent unleashes them all.

PAPER QUILT/RED-WHITE-BLUE IS A COLLECTION OF MEMORIES OF MANY FRIENDS WHO HAVE DIED OF AIDS, BUT NOT ALL. PEOPLE I NOT ONLY KNEW BUT KNEW PRETTY WELL WHO (ONE HOPES) HAVE GONE ON TO A GREATER EXISTENCE. MANY OF (PERHAPS ALL) THESE PEOPLE HAD UNIQUE WAYS THAT WERE AS I SEE IT, VIBRANT. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO PORTRAY THEIR BEING, PROCLIVERTY, AND THE EXTENT IMPACT OF AIDS IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY.CONVERSELY, THIS WORK PAPER QUILT/RED-WHITE-BLUE GIVES TRIBUTE, SHARES SADNESS ...