Hilary MacLeod

Revenge of the Lobster Lover - Hilary MacLeod It’s lobster season at The Shores, a fishing village on a point of land that’s been cut off from The Island in a storm surge. Parker, a collector of art and antiquities, has moved there with his partner Guillaume, a chef just out of rehab. Hyacinth “Hy” McAllister is a website writer looking for lobster recipes for a client’s newsletter. She also needs a speaker for the Women’s Institute meeting.

Kent Stetson

The World Above the Sky - Kent Stetson The World Above the Sky (McArthur & Company) is a new novel from the 2001 Winner of the Governor General’s Award for Drama, Kent Stetson.

The World Above the Sky transports seventeen-year-old Eugainia St Clare Delacroix—the Living Holy Grail—from certain death at the hands of her enemies in Europe to the safety of the New World. There stands the handsome, young and recently widowed Mimktawo’qu’sk, chief-in-waiting of a peaceful tribe of east coast Mi’kmaqs.

Col. J.T. Spears, Col. J.B. Connolly with collaboration of L. Col. Glenn Moriarity and contributions by Doug Morton and Greg Gallant

The Prince Edward Island Regiment Manual: History, Customs, Traditions - Col. J.T. Spears, Col. J.B. Connolly with collaboration of L. Col. Glenn Moriarity and contributions by Doug Morton and Greg Gallant The Prince Edward Island Regiment Manual: History, Customs, Traditions, published by Tea Hill Press, was released in April 2010 with an official launch at the Queen Charlotte Armoury in Charlottetown. The Manual was written by Col. J.T. Spears and Col. J.B. Connolly with the collaboration of L. Col Glenn Moriarity, and contributions by Doug Morton and Greg Gallant. Design and layout are by Ken Shelton and Col. Jim Spears.

Courtney Hogan

From the Fiddler’s Field: A Ceilidh Cookbook with Courtney Hogan From the Fiddler’s Field: A Ceilidh Cookbook with Courtney Hogan is a collection of Island fiddler Courtney Hogan’s favorite recipes, favorite foods and of course the recipe for the famous New Dominion biscuits.

Sherrie Davidson

Quilts of Prince Edward Island: The Fabric of Rural Life - Sherrie Davidson In September 1991, Sherrie Davidson began undertaking the Heirloom Quilt Survey on Prince Edward Island. Her goal was to document and preserve the rich island history of quilt making from its beginning in the 1700s to1970. After almost twenty years of documenting the story of quilt making on Prince Edward Island, this book, Quilts of Prince Edward Island, is the result. In her quest, Sherrie Davidson visited over one hundred island homes and registered 305 beautiful and stunning quilts, each containing memories, often very personal, of family life on Prince Edward Island down through the years.

Loman Bell

Island author Loman Bell has published a new book entitled Facing the Future. Last year he published House of Angels. Many years in the making, this latest release is an account of what Bell calls “fact and prophecy concerning the future.” Most of his background material relates to the Bible with a special emphasis on references to the future. The book, which also deals with Bell’s experiences and revelations about “the coming age,” is written mostly in the style of a poem. The author says the books will be available soon in local stores such as Maritime Christian Bookstore, Coopers in Eldon, Miller’s Esso in Murray River, Home Hardware in Montague,  Butler’s in Murray Harbour, online at amazon.com, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , www.angelsalive.net.