New Release – The Kid Who Missed The Bus by Matt McCoy

We are very proud to introduce Matt McCoy to the world. Our first new author to the Central Avenue imprint in a while, Matt has penned a book which is loosely based on his time spent in minor and professional hockey. While hockey is the central theme, the story is really about a boy and man growing up and playing the cards that life has dealt him. Humorous and emotional with a unique voice, The Kid Who Missed The Bus is getting rave reviews from well known sports and hockey folks. Pick it up in both print and digital formats, it’s sure to tickle your funny bone and touch your heart.

Matt McCoy started playing ice hockey at the age of 7 and left home at 15 to pursue a professional hockey career. After playing in the juniors in Canada, he then quit to get his BA. When the desire for hockey again arose, he donned his skates and played professional hockey overseas for three years. Matt is now retired and happily married with two children, living in British Columbia.

New Release – Sapphire Sun by Suzi Davis

We are very happy to introduce Sapphire Sun by Suzi Davis. This is the third book in the Lost Magic series and is highly anticipated by fans all over the world—just like the two before them. Gracelynn Stevenson is haunted by the spirits of her predecessors and is starting to remember memories she tried to erase. But the past has a way of showing up in the present and while Gracelynn wants to know more, Sebastian is doing everything he can to leave his past in the shadows. But, it’s not working and when others who possess the Lost Magic show up at her home in Victoria BC, Grace fears he’ll be lost forever.

Sapphire Sun is Suzi’s best book yet and readers won’t be disappointed as Grace and Sebastian try to fight an evil that hovers close to them – too close. We’ve had such a great response to our query to reviewers, and they feel the same way about it.

Suzi Davis is a British-born Canadian writer and artist and has been writing stories andpoetry for as long as she can remember. Her current focus is on writing young adult novels whose genre allows her to explore the relationships between families, friends and young lovers. Interested in the paranormal, there is always an added element of magical fantasy to whatever tale she spins. Suzi lives on British Columbia’s Vancouver Island with her husband and young sons.

Find her books in both print and digital editions.