Book Reviews

I was so happy to be chosen to read this book, as I am from QC now and it does feel at times that French is being shoved down our throats and that we English people don’t belong here. The latest premier, Legault, has made life so difficult for so many but it always comes […]

The True North Talks pulled me in from the very first chapter. As a French‑Canadian reader, I found myself naturally slipping into my own accent while reading — the dialogue, the political tension, and the cultural nuances all felt familiar in a way most books never quite capture. The pacing is gripping from the get‑go,

A thrilling glimpse into the deadly backdoors of political power in Canada and beyond, The True North Talks by John D. Kingston crackles with contemporary tension and tongue-in-cheek critique.

The True North Talks The perilous truth of Quebec’s past haunts John D Kingston’s fictionalized rendering of Canada’scurrent political and cultural landscape, where dark pages of the country’s history are brought to the forefront of modern consciousness. Rousing and relevant, The True North Talks is tinged with danger and urgency from its very first lines, serving as