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Bruce Munro’s first novel, The Burnt Lands, chronicles a summer in a small town on the outskirts of Ottawa. Through this true story, we follow two young delinquents, Bruce and Johnny, as they drop out of school with the promise of a life of freedom in a stolen car. As their misfit lifestyle becomes increasingly debaucherous the two find themselves living in a deserted forest trying to figure out what’s next.

After his plane to Greece is hijacked, Canadian Michael Barrett himself in Ukraine on the run from the Ma a, in the company of his mysterious Ukrainian seat-mate, Dmitri. As Michael and Dmitri try to stay ahead of the pursuing Ma a, Michael struggles to figure out who to trust. In a country where bribery is rampant, and authorities are suspect, his only resource is the morose Dmitri, who is hiding his share of secrets.

In the underbelly of Tokyo, a cold and calculating assassin named Kaito walks a path paved with shadows and silence. But when he's assigned to eliminate a mysterious girl named Hana, everything begins to unravel. Hana is no ordinary target—she holds secrets that threaten to dismantle the very syndicate Kaito serves. As the mission spirals into a deadly game of loyalty and betrayal, Kaito finds himself torn between duty and the unfamiliar stirrings of love. Their connection, fragile yet fierce, ignites a spark of humanity within him he thought long extinguished.

It’s been more than thirty years since Special Agent Sandra Vos’s twin brother was shot dead, an innocent victim caught in a kidnap gone wrong. It devastated Sandra’s family, but it made her who she is today, one of the FBI’s most successful negotiators. After dropping her teenage daughter, Olivia, at school, Sandra is alerted to a potential hostage situation at her local grocery store and races to the scene. A man has pulled out a gun and is refusing to talk or let anyone out of the building until his demands are met. The fate of dozens of lives rests in Sandra’s hands.

Max Donovan, a man who uses his knowledge of far-flung corners of the earth and a fair bit of muscle to "fix things," is relaxing by the sea in Senegal. But his much-needed holiday after a botched operation in Malaysia, where he broke more than he fixed, is abruptly interrupted when a man is knifed on the beach.