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The novel "Gold and Greed" is a captivating tale of renewal, hope, and the power of confronting the past to move forward.

Set in a mining town in northern Quebec in the 1930s through 1950s, it follows four people in their forties as they come together after the first referendum on Quebec separation.

Through their stories, the author explores how growing up in this frontier existence shapes who they are today and how reconciling with their past can lead to a more fulfilling life.

With vivid descriptions of the town's hardscrabble life and the psychological fallout for its residents, this novel is both a powerful exploration of language, community, and Canadian politics, as well as an inspiring tale of personal growth and transformation.

Don't miss out on this unforgettable read!