Members' Books

Celebrate Our Members’ Achievements!

Our members are talented writers across a range of genres, and we’re proud to showcase their work. Discover the books that define our dynamic writing community, from fiction and poetry to memoirs and beyond.

Are you a WCDR member with a published book? We’d love to feature it! Complete the WCDR Member Books form to share your accomplishments with our community 

His Majesty’s Sailor and the Girl in the Blue Coat
It is 1942 and the second world war is in its 3rd year. Dominic "Bommy" King is a helmsman aboard HMS Tuna with the submarine and crew being sent on ever-demanding war patrols. Starting in November 1942, with the submarine and her crew delivering 12 Royal Marines to 10 miles off the coast of France and their ever more dangerous War Patrols that include the sinking of 3 German U-boats while protecting the Arctic Convoys. For his outstanding courage, enterprise and skill he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by King George VI at Buckingham Palace.
The Gem Exchange
A page-turning psychological thriller for readers who love a fast-paced, keep-you-up-at-night read. Everything has a price! After interviewing trafficked women for a non-profit organization, Jewels Precia thought she had heard the worst of their horrors. But when she travels to Panama to report her findings at a global conference, her night terrors become a chilling reality.
Walking Away from Hate: Our journey through extremism
As a troubled teen, Lauren Manning sought refuge online in the angry world of black metal music. When she met a recruiter who offered her the acceptance she craved, the doctrine of white supremacy supplanted the values of her middle-class upbringing, and Lauren traded suburbia for a life of violence and criminality on the streets of Toronto.
Surviving Extremism: A Parent’s Guide to Radicalization
When my seventeen-year-old daughter was recruited into white supremacy, I struggled to understand where, as a parent, I’d gone wrong
Wife by the Hour
"Julia" has been working as an escort to married men for ten years. She has loved the work, but knows it's time for a change.
The Daffodils Soon Will Be Up
Essie McNeill, a kind-hearted small-town girl, faces heartbreak and scandal in 1900 Ontario, forcing her to leave everything behind for a fresh start in Toronto. Just as she finds love again, a jealous employer threatens her future—has Essie put herself in danger by staying too long?
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