It's not too late. I've been warned not to buy books here, because the house is full of them. But I extracted a promise from my spouse that if I want to buy there, and I REALLY need a map, he will not whinge :)
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I can recommend "The Bishop's Man" by Lynden MacIntyre published last year. It's a disturbing novel set in Cape Breton that deals with sexual abuse by the clergy; it's very well written and a book that is hard to put down.
A very different book from a very different time is "The Clockmaker: The Sayings and Doings of Samuel Slick of Slickville" by the Nova Scotian judge Thomas Chandler Haliburton. It was written in the early 18th century and I think it has been in print ever since. |
TVM again
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Oops! If Sam Slick had been written in Nova Scotia the early 18th C, it would have been in French. I meant, of course, the early 19th C.
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This is a little late to post on here, but I have two romance novels that are set in Nova Scotia.
If you might want to take a look follow this link https://www.smashwords.com/profile/v...olmarlenesmith |
Two classic Nova Scotian authors not yet mentioned are Thomas Raddall (Hangman's Beach) and Frank Parker Day (Rockbound).
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Thomas Raddall has written an assortment of great historical fiction as well as Hangman's beech see: http://www.canadianauthors.net/r/raddall_thomas_h/ for a complete list of his magnificent work
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"Anna from Away" by D.R. MacDonald
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Thank you; I'll bear them in mind for the next trip
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