God willing, I'll be signing copies of my latest novel, "A Striking Woman," at Indigo's Pinecrest store, 2735 Iris Street, Ottawa, on July 14, 2024, from 1 to 3 p.m. "A Striking Woman" is a story of true love and trade union organizing. Do drop by and say hello. Here is a short excerpt from the novel: The year? 1946. The place? "Meadowvale," QC, where Frank and Jacqueline are union leaders in a cotton mill workers' strike. The scene? Their office in the union hall. "Your eyes are awfully red," [Frank said.] His eyes, through his lenses, were pools of concern. "I was just having a weak moment." [Jacqueline replied.]"Some cloistered nuns here in town are in novena under the spiritual direction of the monseigneur, praying for the defeat of the union." Frank perched on the edge of her desk. "In a novena? That reminds me of a story. A man went to confession and told the priest that he couldn...
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