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The Chronicles of Henny follow the life and struggles of a fowl-mouthed, drunken chicken named Henny who lives with a cop. He's just trying to find his place in the world . . . 

Yes, disastrous (and hilarious) consequences are bound to ensue.

Clearly not suitable for children, these humorous graphic novels are written for "grownups." Bonus: The illustrations are as comical as the books!

Amelia Clarke is dead. But she's not gone. She has an earth family to watch over, new worlds to explore, and mind-blowing discoveries to make. Her husband Jason and teenage daughter Amy have their own problems as they struggle to come together and live in a world without her.

Amy. Sweet sixteen and never been kissed. She'll soon find out this is the least of her troubles. Life hasn't even begun to heap its miseries upon her. Overweight, socially awkward, and now motherless . . . Will she be able to rise above and find her place in the universe?

Soul's Choice is set in both the afterlife and the world as we know it. This story follows the journey of three souls and the choices they make in the face of disaster, despair, and the underlying but always present Rules.

A sequel to Soul's Choice.

When eighteen-year-old Amy Clarke-Grant dies, leaving behind her husband and twin babies, she discovers it is not the end.

Predeceased by her parents, Amelia and Jason, Amy is astonished to find them where she does. Her family calls to her from this brand new world, the In Between, and from Earth, where danger lurks. Throw in a mystery pal waiting to welcome her to the afterlife and Amy's plate is full.

The Soul Must Go On picks up where Soul's Choice left off. What will become of Amy now? Will she be able to rise to the challenges and fix what needs to be fixed? Or will she once again succumb to her flaws and let everyone down... including herself?

"...Offers a unique perspective on the afterlife and gives the reader hope..."

Glenn Harrold, clinical hypnotherapist and author of The Answer

"An emotion-packed journey!"

Veronica Cline Barton, author of the My American Almost-Royal Cousin series.

When an unprecedented September blizzard sweeps through the town of Hazelton on the Canadian Prairies, the citizens hunker down to wait it out. It's not just Hazelton. Hurricanes, floods, and ever bigger snowstorms are raging across the globe. Maybe their town got off lucky.

Thinking the worst is over, a brave few dig their way out. They need to get on with their lives. They need to go to work. They need to go shopping.

Twyla sets out in expectation of a quiet day at the linen store. Horace reports for duty at the grocery store with something more sinister in mind. Little do they know their world is about to be reduced to this single shopping mall.

Because the storm wasn't over. It was only napping.

Will Twyla, her fellow mall employees, and the would-be-shoppers find a way to come together and survive in their new society beneath the snow?

Or will hell freeze

It's the summer of '95.

Morgan Parker has had enough.

She just graduated from high school and what is she doing? Looking after her mother's mid-life child. No one understands her dreams. No one supports her interests. She has to get away. Maybe meeting her dad, her real dad, will change her life.

Across town, Joshua Hampton is also fed up.

His father brought dishonor on the family and he wants to make amends - by joining the U.S. Marines. But first, he wants to visit his uncle who served. He's a hero.

Josh and Morgan barely know each other, and have nothing in common except their destination: Seattle. After a drunken declaration at a party, they find themselves thrust together on the open road.

Seattle is a long way from their home of Bathurst, New Brunswick, but they're certain they can make it. They're grownups now. What could go wrong?

Almost everything.

However, when you keep your eyes on the road, you never know what you might see at the end. Join Morgan and Josh in this riveting coming of age story that will keep you buckled in until the last page.

An interactive colouring book for all ages. 

Yeah, it's for the kids. But I've seen more than a few adults having some fun with it. You're never too old!