Vital Secrets This is the third novel in the action packed Marc Edwards mysteries set during the rebellions of s Upper Canada A follow up to Turncoat and Solemn Vows
This is the third novel in the action packed Marc Edwards mysteries, set during the rebellions of 1830s Upper Canada A follow up to Turncoat and Solemn Vows.
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Don Gutteridge
I m having trouble learning about this Canadian author No he wasn t the American baseball player This writer is a poet and Canadian writer I was quite surprise by his existence finding it on the shelf at the library But this story would be the third in its series I ll have to go back and re read the first two when I find time For now I m happy I read this first book where it left off much to be said between the two main characters I know I would like seeing a following book after this elevation [...]
Good story and I gave it an extra bump up because it stays true to the political realities of the era It s the most fun way to get a good idea of Canadian political history, reading a good whodunit, with a side story of the guy finally getting the girl.
If you like Historic mysteries you will like this one Not only is it written by a Canadian, he is also a professor of Canadian history The year is 1832 and it s based in Canada when it was Upper and Lower Canada I ve learned a lot reading this series Our history is varied and exciting just like any country and we need to know what has happened in the past so we can move forward in the future Aside from that little bit I think people who historial mysteries will like this series
I love this series, written by my former Faculty of Education English professor Set in Upper Canada in the early 18th century, Don Gutteridge brings his characters and the time period to life Great historical fiction.
Was excited to find out that there are books in this series They are fun, interesting and informative.
Don Gutteridge was born in Sarnia and raised in the nearby village of Point Edward He taught High School English for seven years, later becoming a Professor in the Faculty of Education at the Western University, where he is now Professor Emeritus He is the author of twenty two novels including the twelve volume Marc Edwards mystery series Don is also an accomplished poet and has published twenty three books of poetry, one of which, Coppermine, was a finalist for the 1973 Governor General s Award In 1970 he won the UWO President s medal for the best periodical poem of that year To listen to interviews with the author, go to thereandthen.podbean Don currently lives in London, Ontario.