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Clues of Chaos by Gary Caplan

Part mystery, part fantasy with a twist of science fiction, Clues of Chaos is brimming with suspense and adventure that will have you racing to the end yourself. Winner 2016 Pacific Rim Book Festival in Science Fiction category. Honored as  
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Sunday at 7 by Pamela Ackerson

Jason Donovan has a secret. The Clere's Restaurant's drama has been unfolding in front of his eyes. If he can see it, so can the restaurant's other guests. But there's something the servers aren't telling him, and he will get to the bottom o  
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My mother always said, "You won't know until you try." She was right. I tried writing one novel. I've now published seven!


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  Darlene Jones is a retired educator and writer. A graduate of the University of Albera, she was a teacher, principal, second language consultant, and staffing officer with Edmonton Public Schools. Her multiple roles included second language curriculum development for secondary students. After retiring, she continued to provide methodology workshops for teachers in the provice of Alberta.  Her career began as a volunteer with Canadian University Services Overseas. She taught school in Mali and it was the plight of the Malians that inspired her to write her first novel--science fiction--described by readers as a "think piece."  She continues to write fiction that incorporates topics such as world affairs, aging, and Alzheimer's, with a mix of adventure, humor, and romance.