Linda has a never-ending list of ideas for new books,
often struggling to know which book to start first,
which has her often writing two or three books at the same time.
Below is a list of all books that are in production:
ONCE BITTEN – FOREVER SMITTEN – by L.M. Wasylciw PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 2026
In 2005 two sailors from the Pacific Northwest left the comforts of home and traded it for a life of joy, unpredictability, adventure and exploration aboard their 48-foot sailboat, Wyntersea. Some called them fearless while others thought them to be reckless and perhaps a bit crazy. In what began as a circumnavigation of Vancouver Island was the beginning of a five-year sailing adventure that included the Inside Passage to Alaska, Haida Gwaii, down the west coast to Mexico, then across the South Pacific. Under a sky full of stars and warm trade winds that pulled them deeper into the South Pacific Ocean, they knew it was exactly where they wanted to be – exploring the most fabulous off-the-beaten-track sailing destinations on our planet.
Sailing had never been a lifelong dream of hers but perhaps the sweetest things in life occur when one is looking the other way – dreaming a different dream.
Their decision to go on this blue water adventure was not about breaking any records. It was about stepping onto shores rarely visited, understanding cultures written in history books and getting a better understanding of the earth and the people that populate it. Step aboard for an exhilarating adventure, one that was fun and often funny, memorable, life changing and at times challenging but not for one moment was it regrettable.
MAXINE & TED – by L.M. Wasylciw COMING in 2026
82 year-old Ted Carr, a widow of ten years, was given an ultimatum; either move into a retirement home or accept the AI android as his minder. As a resister of technology in general the very idea of having an Artificial Intelligence in his home was beyond outrageous. This was the worst conundrum he had ever been in.
On top of that, Ted was certain that his dearly departed Rose would never approve of him having a female AI in their home. Caught between seizing and freezing, Ted knew it was the AI or the old folks’ home where all too many of his friends had gone and were dead within months – having died of complete boredom. His biggest concerns were whether he could trust the AI and if it had a kill switch.
The Resurrectionist of York – by L.M. Wasylciw COMING SOON
In 1830, Honourable Simon Davenport publicly humiliated his family by rattling too many dice boxes. He was stripped of his title, banished from England to Upper Canada, never to be welcome in Britain again. As a prodigal son and wastrel, he was given a meager monthly allowance – the embarrassing label of a remittance man. The pittance provided by Earl Davenport allowed Simon to keep a roof over his head and food on the table but not the social status he was accustomed to. Forced to make his own way in the colony, opportunity was scant.
Luck was on his side when he discovered the means to his end – if he could stomach grave robbing while evading the law at the same time. Would Simon be able to outsmart karmic balance – to stave off retribution and poetic justice for his unsavoury crimes?
In the early 19th century surgeons around the world were desperate to study anatomy. The problem was getting their hands on a varied and sufficient supply of corpses. It became a very lucrative business to become a grave robber – resurrectionist- if a person wasn’t opposed to rolling up one’s sleeves.
Măjitópiă – Civilization collapse and human extinction – by L.M. Wasylciw COMING soon
Deep into the sixth mass extinction, the earth had been thrust into a climate of unparalleled malevolence. With the planet nearing critical climate thresholds, the surface was too hot, species were dying out and human extinction appeared to be inevitable. A biological catastrophe had engulfed the earth, with strong indications that the entire planet was on the road to oblivion.
With the likelihood of upending human survival as a species, countries were in a race to create a super-human, one that could live on land and water and withstand the global change. But was it even possible and was it too late?
Then chaos struck.
IN THE PLANNING STAGES
The Criminal, Cleaner, Prostitute and Thief: Human instinct is to survive – by L.M. Wasylciw
Four women could not be more different in personalities, characteristics, and career choices but the women had more than one thing in common. They lived in the same house and each was an expert in their own field; they were adventurous, but not reckless, and would do whatever it took to acquire money.
Amelia Bejeweled – by L.M. Wasylciw
Fourteen year old Amelia knew exactly what she wanted and exactly how to get it. Living a life in rural Canada, during the roaring-twenties, did not give pause to her dreams. That era lit a fire in Amelia that could not be cooled. She wanted to be draped in fashion and jewels; to be downright outrageous, with self-expression and the freedom to live a life of music,booze and wealth. The new doctor, delivered to Hiccupville in an exquisite horse-drawn carriage, was Amelia’s prince charming.