The Great Canadian Standoff - Stokl, Steve
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In a city north of Toronto, Ontario, Dr. Ulysses S. Morgan is a practicing psychiatrist. He leads an average life, daily treating patients suffering from various mental illnesses, like panic attacks, depression, personality disorders, and relationship struggles. As well, he pursues his own romantic interests and personal hobbies, along with regular dynamic discussions about money, pride, theism etc. with his good buddies. However, his apple cart has been upset. It seems that he has displeased one of his patients, who wants to extract their revengeful justice from him, plus the loyalty of…mehr

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In a city north of Toronto, Ontario, Dr. Ulysses S. Morgan is a practicing psychiatrist. He leads an average life, daily treating patients suffering from various mental illnesses, like panic attacks, depression, personality disorders, and relationship struggles. As well, he pursues his own romantic interests and personal hobbies, along with regular dynamic discussions about money, pride, theism etc. with his good buddies. However, his apple cart has been upset. It seems that he has displeased one of his patients, who wants to extract their revengeful justice from him, plus the loyalty of friendships within his group has been morbidly challenged. As zemblanity would have it, an unwanted adventure involving an international terrorist plot takes root in Northern Ontario, only to weave its diabolical thread tying the doctor's past and present, his patients, and his pals into a carnage of knots where not everyone will survive. A well known and ancient yet clandestine religious group has declared more than just the goal of the conquest of mankind-the battlefield is for his very soul.
Autorenporträt
STEVE STOKL is an Assistant (Adjunct) Professor of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, and is engaged in a full-time practice in Newmarket, Ontario, where he resides with his wife Lisa of thirty-seven years. They are blessed with three great sons, two daughters-in-law, two sons-in-law, and three grandchildren. In 2018 he authored a book of poetry entitled "Patiently Influenced," and earlier published "Mentally Speaking," which was awarded first-place gold in the category of Mind, Body, Spirit at the 2008 ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year awards.