At The 2023 TIIF "Intellectual Property Market Day

Today my publisher, Bookland Press, invited me to visit him at the "Intellectual Property Market Day". 

It's an event geared to enable Ontario-based book, magazine publishers and game developers to present their intellectual property to film and TV producers in hopes of gaining a screen option for one of their books, through pitch presentations and 1:1 meetings. 

My crime thrillers, Saving Tiberius and Predators and Prey were among the books being presented. It was an enjoyable experience.

Upcoming Reading from Predators and Prey

On December 14, at 6:30pm, I'll be doing a reading from my anti-African hunting crime novel, Predators and Prey at the Stout Irish Pub, 221 Carlton St, Toronto. Two other members of the Crime Writers of Canada will also be doing readings from their crime novels. Come on by for a listen and a couple of pints ... or cocktails.

Predators and Prey Available in Print or e-Book

Predators and Prey, Bookland Press Publisher, is available in print from Chapters/Indigo or, from your favourite local bookstore. The e-book now can be purchased from Indigo/Rakuten or on the Apple Book app.

Trophy killing for sport? Trent Corbett finally had enough of seeing Facebook posts showing African big game hunters, their long range rifles in hand, kneeling proudly by their kill. The outraged comments below the photos were not enough. It was time for him to do something about it. His solution? Hunt the hunters. Kill them in their own neighborhoods, just like the hunters kill lions, elephants, leopard, buffalo and rhinoceros in theirs. Soon local police discover they have a serial killer on their hands. Led by Police Chief Avery Johnson, small town police forces unite in an effort to stop the man who calls himself the Predator’s Predator before his death count rises further.

Book Launch of Predators and Prey at the Local Public Eatery

This afternoon was the official book launch of my crime novel, Predators and Prey, which took place at my favorite Toronto Restaurant, the Local Public Eatery in Liberty Village. 

I loved the sign they posted on their rotating board. It was a nice touch!

The turnout for it was great and the food excellent. Not to mention the service. Megan, our server, did an excellent job looking after everyone. She was friendly and made sure nobody did without.

It was a fabulous afternoon and I want to thank the Local for hosting and providing us  all with a good time.

Book Signing at Book City on the Danforth

Today I was at Book City on the Danforth to sign my new novel, Predators and Prey, which they are currently stocking.

It was a fun time. June was friendly and helpful. In fact, she took the above photo and the one below.

Stop on in if you want a copy of Predators and Prey signed by the author.

Predators and Prey Now at Bookstores and Online

On October 6, 2022, Predators and Prey was published by Bookland Press. It is now available for ordering online from Amazon.ca and Chapters/Indigo or can be purchased from your favourite local bookstore.

Trophy killing for sport? Trent Corbett finally had enough of seeing Facebook posts showing African big game hunters, their long-range rifles in hand, kneeling proudly by their kill. The outraged comments below the photos were not enough. It was time for him to do something about it. 

His solution? Hunt the hunters. Kill them in their own neighborhoods, just like the hunters kill lions, elephants, leopard, buffalo and rhinoceros in theirs.

Soon local police discover they have a serial killer on their hands. Led by Police Chief Avery Johnson, small town police forces unite in an effort to stop the man who calls himself the Predator's Predator before his death count rises further.

Buy or order your copy today.

Front and Back Cover of Predators and Prey

Here is the front and back cover of my upcoming novel, Predators and Prey, available for preorder from Chapters Indigo in Canada. 

Trophy killing for sport? Trent Corbett finally had enough of seeing Facebook posts showing African big game hunters, their long range rifles in hand, kneeling proudly by their kill. The outraged comments below the photos were not enough. It was time for him to do something about it. His solution? Hunt the hunters. Kill them in their own neighborhoods, just like the hunters kill lions, elephants, leopard, buffalo and rhinoceros in theirs. Soon local police discover they have a serial killer on their hands. Led by Police Chief Avery Johnson, small town police forces unite in an effort to stop the man who calls himself the Predator's Predator before his death count rises further.