Tuckaway Retreat
Last Day
Seraphin Stone
Hors Saison
Joseph: Based on King Tut the Musical
From gripping thrillers to historical intrigue, five diverse authors bring unforgettable narratives to Booth 6G40 at Olympia London.
ETOBICOKE, CANADA, February 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — Literature has the power to reveal hidden truths, evoke deep emotions, and transport readers beyond the limits of imagination. At The Maple Staple’s exhibit at the London Book Fair 2025, five compelling books come together—each presenting a unique perspective on destiny, resilience, and the human experience. Visitors can explore these masterful works at Booth 6G40 from March 11-13, 2025, at Olympia London, where a diverse collection of stories showcases a range of themes and genres.
The adventure begins with Karen A. Boxell’s gripping novel, “Tuckaway Retreat.” More than just a summer camp story, this young adult thriller takes readers into the breathtaking mountains of Vermont, where eight teenagers embark on an adventure filled with exhilarating outdoor activities, unexpected dangers, and tests of courage. But when a kidnapping disrupts their peaceful retreat, the group must band together, relying on their resilience and teamwork to unravel the mystery and make it out unscathed.
A former educator and passionate storyteller, Karen A. Boxell draws from her rich experiences—ranging from teaching and public service to mentoring Girl Scouts—to create compelling narratives that resonate with readers of all ages. After years of diverse pursuits, her love for writing reignited, leading to the Buster Brown trilogy and now “Tuckaway Retreat”. With its vivid characters and pulse-pounding plot, the book cements Boxell’s place as a rising voice in young adult adventure fiction, leaving readers eager for more of her captivating storytelling.
From high-stakes survival to profound introspection, Ted Howard’s “Last Day” takes readers on a thought-provoking journey. What would someone do if they learned today was their last day on earth? This question is at the heart of Howard’s latest work, which unfolds across three gripping short stories. As characters receive an unexpected message about their impending fate, they are forced to reflect on their lives and make peace with their final hours. Blending emotion, suspense, and deep introspection, “Last Day” explores human connection and the choices that define life’s most pivotal moments.
A passionate storyteller, Ted Howard finds inspiration in fleeting encounters—brief moments with others that leave a lasting impact. With “Last Day,” he encourages readers to appreciate the richness of life, symbolized by the book’s striking rainbow cover. Written for those who find meaning in friendship, family, and love, the book serves as a reminder to embrace every moment and live fully.
Shifting from existential reflection to an intimate tale of love and identity, Ettenig Sayam’s “Seraphin Stone” is a coming-of-age romance set against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis and Barack Obama’s historic election. This deeply layered novel follows 17-year-old Haitian American ballerina Marie Ange Seraphin and corporate executive David Stone as their destinies intertwined under the guidance of Bondye and Papa Legba. Taking readers from Massachusetts to Europe, the story explores social realism, Haitian Vodou, and the search for self in a world that constantly challenges resilience.
A lawyer by training, Ettenig Sayam brings a rich narrative that transcends traditional romance, exploring the intersections of culture, mysticism, and ambition. With striking imagery—from the ballet studios of Boston to the enchanting streets of Paris—“Seraphin Stone” offers readers a profound exploration of destiny and belonging. Will Mari and David embrace their paths, or will the forces of their past pull them apart? Sayam’s latest novel promises an unforgettable journey where love, heritage, and purpose collide.
Expanding from personal journeys to the broader scope of historical conflicts, Tom Gilroy’s “Out of Season” delivers an electrifying political thriller with profound philosophical undertones. Set during the 1980s Libyan-Chadian conflict, this gripping novel—also published in French as “Hors Saison”—delves into the intelligence struggle between France, the U.S., and Libya, while simultaneously examining the lingering scars of colonial rule.
Tom Gilroy’s firsthand experience in Africa, coupled with his background in journalism, adds depth and realism to the narrative. A former Peace Corps volunteer, he brings a unique perspective to the complex interplay of espionage, belief systems, and fate. More than just a thriller, “Out of Season” is a compelling meditation on how history, ideology, and personal choices intersect.
With a passion for history and storytelling, Tedi Tuttle, an accomplished author, composer, and storyteller, takes readers on a mesmerizing journey through ancient Egypt in her latest novel, “Joseph: Based on King Tut the Musical”. Intertwining history with drama, adventure, and a symphony of emotions, Tuttle breathes new life into the world of pharaohs, love, betrayal, and destiny along the banks of the Nile. Originally a musical production staged in Utah’s Peery’s Egyptian Theatre, the story now unfolds in novel form, offering a rich tapestry of intrigue and human complexity.
Tuttle’s creative endeavors span beyond literature into music and theater. “Joseph: Based on King Tut the Musical” showcases her ability to transform historical legends into immersive experiences, bridging past and present in an engaging and audacious retelling. Whether on stage or in print, her storytelling leaves an indelible mark, capturing the essence of resilience, ambition, and the timeless heartbeat of Egyptian history.
As the London Book Fair 2025 approaches, The Maple Staple invites book lovers, authors, and industry professionals to immerse themselves in stories that inspire, challenge, and captivate. Visit Booth 6G40 to experience the power of storytelling—where imagination meets reality, and every page opens a new world. Explore more of The Maple Staple’s featured titles in their latest magazine issue at https://themaplestaple.com/the-maplestaple-magazine-issue-6/.
About The Maple Staple:
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At The Maple Staple, books come alive beyond mere pages. It’s more than a bookstore—it’s a community hub for book enthusiasts and budding authors. Celebrating diversity, they curate books from up-and-coming independent writers, and offer a platform to underrepresented voices. With captivating events and book clubs in the heart of Toronto, they foster a vibrant literary community, igniting inspiration and transformation through the enchanting power of words.
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