What I am Reading Right Now

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A Good Man
By Guy Vanderheghe

I finally cracked the spine on this book. For anyone who loves Canadian fiction as much as I do - Mr. Vanderhaeghe is a must read.

I am loving this book and will update you with all of the juicy deets in a future post.


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