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Thank you for considering purchasing one or more of my books. You may find the biography, novels, short fiction, and short non-fiction at most fine online bookstores in ebook formats or as print books, and Lifeliner and She by request at your local bookstore. All of the ebooks are readable on the Kindle, Nook, iPad, Sony Reader, Kobo eReader, your computer, or your handheld or smartphone. Please scroll down to find your favourite bookstore.

Ebooks, Paperbacks, and Hardcover

At Amazon

At Barnes & Noble

Concussion Is Brain Injury

Lifeliner

She

Eleven Shorts +1

A Nibble of Chocolate

The Job Sessions: Why Do The Innocent Suffer?

Ebooks

At Smashwords

Lifeliner

She

Eleven Shorts +1

A Nibble of Chocolate

The Job Sessions: Why Do The Innocent Suffer?

At iTunes/iBooks

She

Lifeliner

Eleven Shorts +1

A Nibble of Chocolate

The Job Sessions: Why Do The Innocent Suffer?

At Sony Reader Store

Concussion Is Brain Injury

Lifeliner

She

Eleven Shorts +1

A Nibble of Chocolate

The Job Sessions: Why Do The Innocent Suffer?

At Kobo

Concussion Is Brain Injury

She

Lifeliner

Eleven Shorts +1

A Nibble of Chocolate

The Job Sessions: Why Do The Innocent Suffer?

All ebooks are available for your iPad or iPod Touch/iPhone through your iBooks app and for even more devices through your Stanza app.

Paperbacks or Hardcover

Concussion Is Brain Injury at Indigo Chapters

She on CreateSpace

Lifeliner at Indigo Chapters

Chapters.Indigo.ca will not list She properly, so I recommend Amazon.ca — the pricing and service are just as good.

Worldwide Availability

Angus & Robertson in Australia;

Whitcoulls in New Zealand;

Van Stockum in the Netherlands;

Paddyfield.com in Hong Kong;

Diesel eBook Store carries all my ebooks;

at all the international Amazon stores;

The Book Depository worldwide affordably;

and adlibris.com in Sweden carries Lifeliner and She.

By request in your local bookstore.

In Toronto, at these locations: The Sisterhood of St. John the Divine, an Anglican Convent in the northern part of Toronto; Marilyn’s at 200 Spadina Avenue just north of Queen Street; and the World’s Biggest Bookstore at 20 Edward Street.