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Print: $13.99 Download: $6.25 This collection of short essays is from my weekly column “Perspectives” as found on the internet at www.baytoday.ca along with some previously unpublished work. Listed under Editorials, my writings are simply ‘opinion’ pieces, opinions based on my assessment of news stories, my observations on the antics of our politicians, bureaucrats, media stars and life in general. Although some of the columns were meant to be serious or were satirical in nature, many are tongue-in-cheek comments meant to slowly release some of the air from the ego balloons that we carry around. A few pieces are pure whimsy because we all need to smile a little more.
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Print: $10.83 Download: $6.25 Frank teams up with Robbie Quick to track down the people who have used a computer program to steal millions of dollars from the Federal Government. When another client’s home is burgled and an old painting turns out to be a Klimt, the cases become entangled in an old mystery – the disappearance of Daddy Vic and the Lois Lake Gold mine. Computers, the Hells Angels, a gold mine and a Klimt painting finally lead Frank to Vienna where he makes the Klimt connection.
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Print: $9.08 Download: $6.25 Yes, the Gang still meets once in a while at the ‘Watering Hole’ to discuss the events of the past week and make lofty plans for their next excursion into the wilds. With the help of Jake the Bartender, they sometimes get tangled up in the world of politics and economics, but like the author, they would ‘rather be fishing’.
These stories will bring you up to date with the Gang as Pete, Big Al, Freddie, John, Jerry and Bill pass another season enjoying the great outdoors.
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Print: $9.84 Download: $6.25 In this fourth novel in the series,forensic accountant Frank Pilger investigates the posssible theft of the new Light Burst Fire Cannon. The investigation leads to a Broken Arrow - a missing Russian bomber - and no one, not the Russians, Americans or Canadians will admit there may be a 'Borken Arrow' somewhere in Northern Ontario.
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Print: $7.64 Download: $6.25 Ombabika Bay is a long poem taken from the journals of Charlie Shapwaykeesic.
The people of the village of Ombabika Bay have asked Charlie to assume the role of Shaman.
Accessing the memories of his ancestors, Charlie weaves a story of the Muskego from ancient times to the present day.
The setting is the fictional village of Ombabika Bay, situated on the north shore of Lake Nipigon in northwestern Ontario. The people are of the First Nations Swampy Cree or Muskego tribe.
Drawings by Ruth
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Print: $10.92 Download: $6.25 Frank Pilger, forensic accountant, works with CSIS to apprehend the people who ran a stockmarket swindle. With his new CSIS partner, Robbie Quick, they follow a lead involving a Maher Morcos painting to La Jolla, CA.
This is the second in the series of Frank Pilger novels.
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Print: $10.85 Download: $6.25 The Dali Connection is the first novel in this series of crime stories. Frank Pilger, forensic accountant investigates his wife's murder and a fake Dali painting.
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