I’ve read all of your books including Harking. I worked for the U.S. National Parks, Calif. State Parks and San Diego County parks, so I’m familiar with parks for certain.
My wife and I have visited Banff N.P. for over 20 years now to cross country ski in the winter.
I bought one of your books at a Lake Louise bookstore and thoroughly enjoyed that one, which led me to purchase all of your other books.
Your stories are engaging and I can imagine all of the places where the stories take place. Great writing! Keep it up!
Thanks Phillip
I love feedback like this. Please spread the word!
I’m waiting for the print version of my next book to arrive from the printers but in the meantime I have made the ebook available on Amazon if you’re so inclined.
Best regards,
George Mercer
George, I recently read Jasper Wild and loved your writing style so I picked up Dyed in The Green. I very much enjoyed it as well. And I’m going to continue to buy more of your books. Living in NL I can relate to how many disrespect our wildlife through poaching etc. Keep up the great work.
George, I just finished reading “Jasper Wild”. An excellent read–hard to put down. I’ve been going to “Jasper” since the age of 4–back in 1950. My father directed the YMCA “camp” on the south shore of Lake Edith, for several years–first in the late 40s and then, again in the mid 60s. As a result of that and my more result travels your book meant even more to me because I was somewhat familiar with a number of the locations both inside and outside of the Park. We were at Lake Edith the year that the Smith girl mysteriously disappeared around Labour Day, 1950.
Thanks for giving us “Jasper Wild”. I plan on reading more of your works.
Hi George,
I’ve read all of your books including Harking. I worked for the U.S. National Parks, Calif. State Parks and San Diego County parks, so I’m familiar with parks for certain.
My wife and I have visited Banff N.P. for over 20 years now to cross country ski in the winter.
I bought one of your books at a Lake Louise bookstore and thoroughly enjoyed that one, which led me to purchase all of your other books.
Your stories are engaging and I can imagine all of the places where the stories take place. Great writing! Keep it up!
Thanks Phillip
I love feedback like this. Please spread the word!
I’m waiting for the print version of my next book to arrive from the printers but in the meantime I have made the ebook available on Amazon if you’re so inclined.
Best regards,
George Mercer
I am so excited for the “THE RHINO’S HORN”. Any update on it 2024 release date yet?
I can’t wait.
Hi Morley
I’m working on it now and I hope to have it out next summer.
Thanks!
George
Thanks Steven. Word of mouth advertising is the best so please spread the word!
George, I recently read Jasper Wild and loved your writing style so I picked up Dyed in The Green. I very much enjoyed it as well. And I’m going to continue to buy more of your books. Living in NL I can relate to how many disrespect our wildlife through poaching etc. Keep up the great work.
George, I just finished reading “Jasper Wild”. An excellent read–hard to put down. I’ve been going to “Jasper” since the age of 4–back in 1950. My father directed the YMCA “camp” on the south shore of Lake Edith, for several years–first in the late 40s and then, again in the mid 60s. As a result of that and my more result travels your book meant even more to me because I was somewhat familiar with a number of the locations both inside and outside of the Park. We were at Lake Edith the year that the Smith girl mysteriously disappeared around Labour Day, 1950.
Thanks for giving us “Jasper Wild”. I plan on reading more of your works.
Thanks David! Hope you enjoy the rest of the series. I plan to have Book 4, Fat Cats, out this spring or early summer.
Enjoyed Dyed in the Green and now working on Wood Buffalo. Interesting stories that are great chronicles of the life of a park warden.
Cheers!