The story revolves around the investigation of a young autistic boy's disappearance during a camping trip on the Bruce Peninsula. Investigator Dan Sharp faces various potential kidnappers while grappling with his own haunting past. As he delves deeper into the case, the complexities of the boy's condition and the challenges of uncovering the truth unfold, creating a tense and emotional narrative.
Jeffrey Round Books
Jeffrey Round masterfully crafts mystery novels that blend gritty realism with sharp wit, earning acclaim for his distinct narrative voice. He excels at reinterpreting classic genre tropes with a modern, often punk-rock sensibility, breathing new life into familiar structures. His storytelling delves into complex relationships and moral ambiguities, pulling readers into intricately plotted mysteries. Round's unique ability to juxtapose dark themes with humor ensures a compelling and unforgettable reading experience.



Threads: A Poetry Collection
- 118 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Confessional lyric poetry by Jeffrey Round, an award-winning LGBTQ+ author. The collection reveals love as a tapestry of erotic ecstasy, heartbreak, rueful burning, tender secret, and sometimes cold emptiness. Focusing on lovers, close friends, and his own father, Round also explores teen and adult suicide, gay bashing, and hustlers of lost dreams
The Sulphur Springs Cure
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Eighty-four-year-old Violet confronts her past when she revisits the site of a murder she unwittingly played a part in decades ago. This journey stirs up forgotten memories of a cherished childhood friend and her own sexual awakening. As she unravels the complexities of her past, Violet faces painful truths that challenge her understanding of the events that shaped her life, leading her to ponder whether some mysteries are best left undisturbed.