Barry: 429 books

I was diagnosed with HIV in January 2005.  Over twelve years later, I’m healthy and doing well. I don’t have AIDS. My numbers are great.  I did this without prescription medications. How? By fighting HIV with whole food nutrition, herbs, spices, and healthy lifestyle choices.

Welcome back! This new collection contains humor columns written between July 2013 and May 2014, an overly odd time by anybody's standards. ** Russia hosted the Winter Olympics...at a Black Sea beach resort. It ended up being the most expensive Winter Games in history, despite the Kremlin's...

A serial killer haunts the East Coast of Canada, hunted by a Task Force of RCMP and QPP officers. The killer shaves pubic hair from hisvictims and makes tiny tapestries from it.From Ottawa to Halifax, he pursues his "special" women. Then, his last intended victim pulls a tiny gun from her anus and . . .

This book is the only guide you'll need for handling difficult behaviour. Accessible, readable and informative, it contains essential 'how to' information for solving relationship problems. It will give you new insights into those ‘impossible’ situations that cause so much anguish,...

Jake Cameron's life has been cut short. Just a few years ago he had everything. A good, well paid job, a beautiful girlfriend, and excellent prospects for the future. Now he's dead. Pity really. All he had to do was give up the booze, get back on the straight and narrow, and win the heart of his one true love. Oh and stop every major crime syndicate in the world from assassinating him.

After his father died, Tom took the 1971 Impala that his father had bought the day he was born and drifted from one side of the country to the other, grafting limbs on fruit trees but keeping himself unattached. The years were a blur of seasons, and trees he’d nursed to health turned to witches...

Book One of the Blind Fish Series follows the adventures of those who were trapped below ground when the Bio Park doors closed and blasted rock filled the empty tunnel to the surface. They rapidly rallied their skills, but most of them thought of their exile in terms of months and years rather than...

Lost in the immense sweep of the Manitoba prairie, forgotten by thousands in the faraway city of Winnipeg, the people of Ashton live a simpler life. Here Jesus appears and walks the dusty town roads, aliens hover over the water tower, a simple name enacts a life-long curse and nine churches struggle...

Surviving the Apocalypse is a short story collection which attempts to plumb both the depths of human depravity and our profound ability to overcome adversity. Some stories feature protagonists who have endured terrifying ordeals and still retain their humanity, while others show our ingenuity when...

What Christmas Means to Me: Nine stories and Three EssaysThe Christmas Season – Why don’t we value Grinch and Scrooge for themselves instead of the presents they bring? A lighthearted look at materialism and the media.The Christmas Tree Embargo – What if Canada cut off trees to the United States?...

The machine was given three commands: Keep Amy alive, safe, and happy. The first two were easy enough, but the third meant understanding humans far better than they did themselves. When most of their crew is killed by an explosion on the ship, Mason fights to stay alive long enough to program an artificial...

Why does a man head out into the woods, leaving everything behind him: home, friends, old life, clothes, even his name? No trauma triggers the decision; it's not preceded by dialogue or even observed by others.It soon becomes clear that the "why" doesn't matter, though there are intriguing...

Genetic code is modifiable through cheap and dubious online kits, and the VR technology of the rich allows them to visit even the most dangerous slums. Lying in bed in secure buildings, and using hologram projectors that allow them to be both present and invulnerable, they stalk the dismal streets...

The second book in the Series, Working for Ray takes up the story of the man from In Light of Ray who has lost or thrown away everything in his search for a meaningful life. Only gradually does he begin to realize that he’d been looking in the wrong places for the wrong answers. Adopting a child...