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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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It is with a heavy heart that I write to let you all know that our beautfiul friend and fellow grad Cari Campbell Leach died suddenly yesterday of a brain haemorrhage. She was scootering around Naramata with her husband Bob when she collapsed. We have lost a remarkable woman who will be terribly missed.
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The pictures are up! A Facebook group has been created where you can browse the albums from the wine and cheese, bush party, and Manitou beach gathering.
You can join the group (link below) and see pictures of lots of good looking people sharing a laugh. Feel free to add comments, etc.
Here is the link....
Facebook Group- Pen Hi Class of 76
Some of you should have aready received an email inviting you to the group. This is a closed group, so there is a process for joining. Please be patient and we will get to you as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Brian
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Hi classmates. I'm excited to announce that my first novel, Full Curl, will be published Sept 30 by Dundurn Press. It's the first of at least three in the Jenny Willson mystery series.
I'm pleased with it, and excited about sharing the story with you. If any of you are thinking about recommending or buying it, I want to ask you a favour.
It's become very important these days for books to get a good spike of online pre-order sales before they’re released. Pre-orders signal to bookstores that they need to stock up on the title. This can make a huge difference to overall sales of the book.
So if you, or someone you know, would enjoy a copy of the book (see below for description), I'd be truly grateful if you ordered a copy today. You can pre-order Full Curl at Lotus Books in Cranbrook (www.lotus.books.ca or 1-250-426-3415), at most local indie book stores, or on Amazon or Indigo.
Thanks very much for your support, encouragement and enthusiasm!
WHEN HER PARK IS THREATENED, WARDEN JENNY WILLSON TAKES IT VERY PERSONALLY.
Jenny Willson is a hard-edged, caustic-witted warden from Banff National Park who considers poachers and ladder-climbing bureaucrats equally repulsive and worthy of the same painful fate. Does keeping her promise to protect her park from them mean crossing lines and putting her career at risk …?
When Willson discovers animals disappearing from Canada’s mountain parks, she begins a complex investigation that follows a trail of deceit, distraction and murder. With a growing list of victims, animal and human, Willson finds herself in a race for justice that crisscrosses the Canada-U.S. border and pushes Willson to a place from which she might not return.
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