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From the time of its capture by British and New England forces in 1710, the French Colony of "Acadia" in the American Northeast was contested by France, French Acadian settlers and the First Nations or "Indian" tribes of the region. They attacked the isolated English presence at, "Annapolis Royal" (formerly the French colonial capital of "Port Royal") and made periodic attempts to wrestle the renamed British Colony of "Nova Scotia" away from i...

Treaty: A Historical Novel Concerning the Origins of the English-First Nations Covenant of 1725 and its Aftermath'' explores the historic roots of the Treaty of 1725 - the first Treaty inclusive of both the Mi'kmaq and the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) and applicable to our Maritime Provinces. Utilizing a mixture of fictional and historical characters, the novel indicates how the English-First Nations conflict known as ''Father Rale's War'' resulted...

THUNDERCLAP: The Coming Struggle for Acadia" is a fictional tale set during King George's War in America (an offshoot of the War of the Austrian Succession in Europe, 1740 - 1748) and its aftermath. It tells the story of how two military officers - one who is French and one British- are caught up in events leading to the so-called French and Indian War in the theatre of Acadia, 1755-1763. The French officer, a Lieutenant André, finds himself s...

The story revolves around a First Nations soldier (Maliseet) who joins the Royal Canadian Artillery and is stationed overseas during World War II, fighting in both Italy and Northwest Europe. While in the United Kingdom he meets, then marries, a British girl who as a 'war bride' sails to Canada in 1946. The pair set up housekeeping on a First Nations reserve in northwestern New Brunswick and the story follows them and their family through thei...

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