A bestselling romance set in the 1950s between an educated but impoverished young New Brunswick woman and a wealthy young American

Romance, suspense, and murder in 19th-century Saint John

This "rich, abundantly humane love story" (Chicago Tribune) centres on a simmering love triangle ignited during the Halifax Explosion of 1917.

Plunged into the world of fashionable New York society, an idealistic young Halifax woman faces hard choices about love and nationality against the backdrop of the First World War.

Revenge, intrigue, and romance set against the background of 18th century Grand Pré and Louisbourg.

Captain Salvation is a little-known novel of Maritimers at sea, now brought back into print in this new addition to Formac's Fiction Treasures collection.

This early twentieth-century Nova Scotia novel explores the world of small fishing communities where religion and background are a source of family conflict.

This Fiction Treasure title, set in New Brunswick, describes a community where conflict between families troubles the lives of everyone.

Rose of Acadia is a passionate story about the legacy of the past--personal and historical--and how it shapes lives in the present.

The Sea Is So Wide is a passionate story of love and separation set against the tragic events of the Acadian Deportation of the mid-eighteenth century.