Darryl Hurly: 6 books

Canada and the United States have been neighbors since colonial times. For 250 years their relations were mired in conflict. In the second third of the 19th century, a neighborly rapprochement with the US began to evolve – primarily economic down to WWII, which saw the armed forces of the two nations...

Rage! draws the reader into the wilds of the Montana Rockies in pursuit of a berserk serial killer. It is spring, 1895, and one of the most destructive storm systems in living memory has just wreaked havoc along the mountain front. Lightning has ignited several raging forest fires, killing and maiming...

If you like raw-bone, no-holds-barred storytelling about tough men of action fighting each other and nature, you deserve to treat yourself to Kinryu-GO. It is late in the fall of 1942. The Japanese are losing the crucial Battle of Guadalcanal in a series of futile attacks to recapture Henderson...

If you’re Canadian or American, country born or immigrant, you need to read this book because your nation’s future is in a dilemma! How did our “intercultural” Canadian and American societies evolve? After the conquest of New France and the American Revolution, twin ethno-cultural societies...

Comely matron, Josie Morgan, sits in a posh swivel chair in her well-appointed study. Virtual queen of a sprawling ranching empire, she reflects on the two score years of a whirlwind, bittersweet life that has led her to this seat of power. Closing her eyes, she can still hear the circus barker...

Yesteryear! When airbrakes and knuckle couplers were new and unreliable; when railroaders were larger-than-life heroes who toiled on the razor-edge of calamity; when women loved them with unbridled passion, never knowing if they’d ever return from that next run. Ride the caboose with brakeman...