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A fantastic exploration of intimacy and female friendships through a digital lens, from the author of I'm Afraid of Men

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From early days with Maple Leaf Wrestling to two decades with World Wrestling Entertainment. From being in the ring when Owen Hart fell to his death, to the triumph reffing the main event at WrestleMania 24. Foreword by Canadian WWE World Champion, Edge.

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Samantha Hutchings has sequestered herself at the family cabin at Bird Lake to write the Great Canadian Novel, but what she discovers is that her father had secrets, lots of them, bubbling to the surface almost thirty years after his death. Bird Lake has deadly secrets too. If Sam isn't careful, she might become one of them.

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Dr. Gelber translates complicated medical topics into easy-to-follow information, complete with step-by-step diagrams for how to treat and prevent MMA specific injuries. From joint injuries to preventing infection, from muscle strains to concussions, here are all the need-to-know details.

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The nineteenth installment in the Joanne Kilbourn series. Jo is co-writing a screenplay for a made-in-Saskatchewan movie when a mysterious death puts the project in jeopardy.

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Peter Cammon confronts evil in unusual circumstances in this fast-paced third volume in the series. Now retired from New Scotland Yard, he finds himself in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, Utah, chasing a depraved man who may have deep terrorist connections.

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Peter Cammon confronts evil in unusual circumstances in this fast-paced third volume in the series. Now retired from New Scotland Yard, he finds himself in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, Utah, chasing a depraved man who may have deep terrorist connections.

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With an evocatively imagined sense of place, The Very Marrow of Our Bones is a remarkable debut novel that explores how childhood loss and dark secrets shape us.

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The Willow Wren is based on the true story of a neurodivergent boy growing up in Nazi Germany, surviving bombing, the Hitler Youth, and Russian occupation before escaping to the west.

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For nineteen years, Debrah "Madusa" Miceli was a star in professional wrestling -- WWE champion Alundra Blayze. She jumped into the world of monster trucks with reckless abandon, earning the nickname "The Queen of Carnage." For the first time, Madusa reveals her childhood traumas, her triumphs and tragedies, her loves and heartbreaks.

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An insider's look at those most respected by their peers as masters of pro wrestling, in the words of the wrestlers themselves.

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WWE Superstar Titus O'Neil give kids hope by telling stories of his own childhood challenges.

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A beautifully written memoir that explores the life of a tattoo artist and what tattooing and art mean in our lives.

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A legal and political thriller ripped from today's headlines. Michael MacDougall volunteers for a medical aid charity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Traumatized by his experiences in Africa, he goes down a path that he never would have imagined possible, resulting in a global manhunt and a riveting trial.

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From the science of weather to the theory of flight, Doug Morris chats about the A to Zs of the airline world. It takes 55 departments to get an airliner off the ground and Doug brings to light all the people involved -- with some entertaining anecdotes along the way.

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This personal memoir of self-discovery and parenting in a screen-driven world chronicles Angie and her daughter's attempt to hike a peak a week in summer 2019.

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Monty Collins and Father Brennan Burke are back in their 10th book, where the past is never just the past

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Personal recollections from Lawrence Hacking about the most arduous and dangers off-road motorsport events in the world. From the glitz of Paris to the hinterland of North West Africa, the Paris-Dakar Rally is not only a true human challenge, but also a metaphor for life.

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Toe Blake is a former Montreal Canadiens NHL player and coach who won more Stanley Cups than anyone else in history. This is his definitive biography, with insights from friends, family, and former Canadiens alumni.