Novelist, diplomat, statesman, representative of both the First Nations and the Crown in Canada, James Bartleman always writes from his incredible personal experience. Presented here are three extraordinary books, each touching on a different aspect of his life, whether a candid tell-all about the halls of power, or his unique novels in which the names and details have been changed to protect the innocent. Guaranteed to captivate readers of all stripes.<br> <br> ...
Autumn, 1970: Hostage-taking separatists in Quebec abduct a foreign diplomat and a cabinet minister and threaten violence across the country. As fear sets in, the government turns to Luc Cadotte, a specialist on international terrorism and veteran of the clandestine struggles in Latin America. <br/> <br/> From the jungles of Colombia to Montreal under siege, former diplomat James Bartleman plots a turbulent thriller based on events he witnessed first-hand. Swerving between...
A love story unfolds and fractures around the destruction of Indigenous families and the trauma of missing and murdered Indigenous women Book focuses on missing and murdered Native women, issues of identity and marginalization, and the Sixties Scoop, now the centre of a major class-action lawsuit Author is the former lieutenant governor of Ontario, a member of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation, and is a frequent commentator on Native affairs Author will promote the book in his program of public...
