About the Book At the Corner of Hope is a light-hearted book, set in downtown London, Ontario. Matt McNair, a young computer programmer from Toronto, buys an old house at the corner of Hope Street and converts it into a Bed & Breakfast operation. New friends who come to the B&B, along with old friends from his childhood days in London, help Matt work through the changes in his life as the 21st century opens. Colourful and funny, a romance with a little mystery thrown in - it´s a good read.

About the Author Elizabeth Waterston has taught courses on Canadian local colour fiction at Concordia University, University of Western Ontario and the University of Guelph. She is co-editor of The Selected Journals of L. M. Montgomery, and the author of Kindling Spirit: Anne of Green Gables and Rapt in Plaid: Canadian Literature and Scottish Tradition, among many other critical studies. Her work in fiction includes Plaid Around the Mountain and Passion Spent.

Borealis titles by Elizabeth Waterston:

At the Corner of Hope
Plaid Around the Mountain

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