Heartbreak (Parkside Community Church Book 5)

These books are pure entertainment. You can just enjoy a nice, sweet story. The story was too short. I felt like I came into the book in the middle, like I forgot to read the beginning of the book. I do not think it is believable that marriage happened for two couples in such a short time,one after knowing each other for only a week. It reads like a fairy tale. Honestly, married before knowing each other even a whole month? Let's get a bit more realistic here.

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Thanks for the wonderful romance. I like to see a story set around a congregation of a church. This was a pretty good read, second in the series. Surprise ending was the best part. In some parts, it was a little slow but overall I enjoyed the story line and the biblical references. On to book three.

Katie Crabapple

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Alexander Sandy LeBlanc was found dead in his St. Joseph Street apartment in September , in a spate of killings of gay men in the '70s in Toronto. Worried for his safety, they kicked in the door at his St. Despite all the evidence — semen on the bed and blood everywhere, as Penny recalls — there were limitations to what the police could investigate. At the time, police said they believed the year-old left the St. Charles Tavern with another man around 2 a. They believed that man to be the killer.

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The man was described as between 27 and 30 years old, six feet five inches to six feet seven inches tall, with a lanky build, greasy brown hair, a scruffy goatee, sloping shoulders and dirty hands. Another neighbour reported loud music coming from his apartment a few hours later. The cases presented some similarities: Despite the seeming connections, Penny doesn't know why the brutal and violent deaths weren't considered serial killings.

There was no prejudice that way. You wanted to get the bad guy. Tensions between police and the gay community in Toronto escalated, coming to a head during the bathhouse raids in , when more than gay men were arrested in four bathhouses in one night. He says the relationship between police and the gay community is improving, but not for everyone.

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How can be we be better in this? It happened before Forty years ago, 14 gay men were brutally killed in Toronto. It shook a community to its core. Many were last seen leaving the same gay bar. They would be found dead — many killed in what appeared to be extreme violence. During that time, McArthur was working in Toronto. He would have been in his 20s. Fenelon Falls Secondary School yearbook, Bruce McArthur, shown in his high school yearbook photo in , began working in Eaton's in Toronto shortly after graduation. On his first day there, he met a young McArthur. CBC McArthur had a collection of small, ceramic houses that would make up a Christmas village, according to friends.

Yonge Street in the '70s was a hub for activity in downtown Toronto, dotted with bars, theatres and restaurants. Charles Tavern was one of the most prominent gay bars in the city at the time. City of Toronto Archives Yonge Street in the '70s was a hub for activity in downtown Toronto, dotted with bars, theatres and restaurants. Slowly over those years, a fear began to take hold in the gay community as men began vanishing.

Brent Hawkes remembers the time well. Charles tavern to the south, this strip of Yonge Street was home to many of the city's gay bars. His head had been badly beaten. This photo of Brian Latocki was taken the last time he spent Christmas with his family in Winnipeg, just months before he was found dead in Toronto.