The Rebellion Mysteries Turncoat Solemn Vows Vital Secrets Upper Canada is on the brink of rebellion and only one man can stop it TURNCOAT The year is and Ensign Marc Edwards of His Majesty s th Regiment of Foot is eager to see some action Unfortunatel

Upper Canada is on the brink of rebellion and only one man can stop it TURNCOAT The year is 1836 and Ensign Marc Edwards of His Majesty s 24th Regiment of Foot is eager to see some action Unfortunately the regiment has been posted to the colonial backwater of Toronto, Upper Canada, where there doesn t seem to be much chance for glory But the local population is openly cUpper Canada is on the brink of rebellion and only one man can stop it TURNCOAT The year is 1836 and Ensign Marc Edwards of His Majesty s 24th Regiment of Foot is eager to see some action Unfortunately the regiment has been posted to the colonial backwater of Toronto, Upper Canada, where there doesn t seem to be much chance for glory But the local population is openly chafing under British rule and the surrounding countryside turns out to be a hotbed of radicals, Reformers, Yankees, and smugglers SOLEMN VOWS It s a steamy June in Toronto, 1836 Lieutenant Marc Edwards has again found himself sitting atop a lit powder keg in ways than one A prominent politician has been assassinated, and in their haste to catch the killer, Marc and his troops are responsible for the death of an innocent local man VITAL SECRETS By the fall of 1837, Lieutenant Marc Edwards is an old hand at his post Toronto is seething under the repressive hand of the new government, but the arrival of a touring American theatrical company promises an enjoyable diversion Marc s friend Rick Hilliard falls hard for a young actress, but a rival for her affections is murdered, and a disheveled Hilliard is discovered standing over the body holding a bloody sword.
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Don Gutteridge was born in Sarnia and raised in the nearby village of Point Edward He taught High School English for seven years, later becoming a Professor in the Faculty of Education at the Western University, where he is now Professor Emeritus He is the author of twenty two novels including the twelve volume Marc Edwards mystery series Don is also an accomplished poet and has published twenty three books of poetry, one of which, Coppermine, was a finalist for the 1973 Governor General s Award In 1970 he won the UWO President s medal for the best periodical poem of that year To listen to interviews with the author, go to thereandthen.podbean Don currently lives in London, Ontario.