An adventurer and a natural leader, Joe Whiteside Boyle blazed the White Pass to the Yukon and was among the few who scratched a fortune from the Klondike. During the First World War, he was a spymaster working behind Russian lines. He cheated death many times to become the saviour of Romania, and in the process fell in love with a queen.

Klondike Joe Boyle: Heroic Adventures from Gold Fields to Battlefields (Amazing Stories)

Biographies & Memoirs

Stan, Sauerwein

Historical

Heritage House Publishing

Driven to leave a legacy, Francis Rattenbury designed some of BC's greatest landmarks. Monumental buildings such as the Empress Hotel drew their memorable form from his pen, but his incredible life was marred by failure and infidelity. It ended in bloody murder, scandal and suicide.

Rattenbury : The Life And Tragic End of BC's Greatest Architect (Amazing Stories)

Arts & Literature

Heritage House Publishing Co. Ltd.

Did You Know? Airports, planes, and trains have been identified as the #1 future terrorist targets in North America. Each year, more than 500 million people, 130 million motor vehicles, and 2.5 million railcars are processed at the U.S. border. In the 2006 U.S. budget, $137 million was allocated for weapons of mass destruction detection technology.

Terrorism: The Homeland Threat: The Truth Behind the Everpresent Danger (Late Breaking Amazing Stories)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Altitude Publishing Ltd.

Terrorist Profiles (Late Breaking Amazing Stories)

Did you know that about 10 million Americans and 1 in 10 Canadian women over the age of 15 have been stalked? Did you know that 90 percent of women killed by husbands or boyfriends were stalked? Finally, did you know that stalkers of celebrities will often do anything to get close to their idol, sometimes with fatal consequences? Discover the true stories behind the infamous people who stalk celebrities.

Celebrity Stalkers: The unfortunate price of fame (Late Breaking Amazing Stories)

A cunning and formidable opponent of the law, Bill Miner spent half his life behind bars and the other half planning and executing robberies to fuel his love of fancy clothes and the good life. Described as the master criminal of the West, the dashing thief carried out Canada's first train robbery in 1904.

Gentleman Train Robber: The Daring Escapades of Bill Miner (Amazing Stories)

True Crime

Great Tales of Canadian Sports Heroes (Value Pack) (Amazing Stories)

Joan Dixon

Patrick Tivy

Sports & Outdoors

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