The Oak Island Affair, www.amazon.com

This writer is looking for an agent.

Two novels published; The Oak Island Affair was a 2008 U.S. Next Generation Indie Book award finalist in both the general fiction and adventure categories. Released as a Kindle ebook in December, 2012, it had been downloaded more than 1,300 times by the end of January.
Dead And Living was a finalist for Canada's Arthur Ellis First Novel Award, and was selected for a university course in 2002; look for it soon as an ebook.
Cally's Ruin, set in Crete, is now looking for the right publishing home.
Homeless, a novella, has just been finished.
For details on these and other works please visit www.janebow.com.

"Bow can write." Globe and Mail
The Oak Island Affair is "a fun and rewarding read." Hilary Boyd, author
Contact: jane@janebow.com.

Cally's Ruin, a novel. Set in Crete, Cally's ruin interweaves a WWII and a 2002 story to explore how love and horrific historical horrors create our identities, whether we know about them or not.
Homeless: look for it soon as a Kindle single. Caught inside an old stone house on the St. Lawrence River, a woman will not tell anyone her name. Police can not charge her without it, so the judge sends her to a forensic psychiatric hospital for a 30-day assessment. Cat-and-mouse interviews, escalating violence on the ward, and a story of love in a city ravine offer, in the end, a story of hope.

Dead And Living, a novel.
The Oak Island Affair, a novel.
Through The Fire, a play.
At The Foot Of The Rapids, an illustrated history of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

Both published novels were awards finalists.
Creative writing teacher at Trent University, the Haliburton School for the Arts, and other venues.

Cally's Ruin, a novel.
Homeless, a novella.