Books - Tony Peyton

Bubna A Remarkable Woman

This historical fiction began as a story about one of the most remarkable women to emigrate to Canada prior to WW1. Born Irene May Blair she landed as the Countess Bubna-Litic, the divorced, single mother of two girls. It was 1914 and a world war was just months away. She was eccentric, bloody minded and wealthy beyond imagination, having accumulated a fortune from her own family and through her divorce from Count Franz Bubna-Litic, an Austrian blue blood.

326 Pages – Hard & Soft Cover Available

I'm Dancing As Fast As I Can

An eight year old English school boy arrives in Canada in 1958. He spent the rest of his life navigating the ever changing social, political, cultural and economic landscape of the country he came to love.

Edith And Frankie

Two puppies Edith, a French Bulldog and Frankie a Labradane set off on a perilous journey with their friend Winnie, a young Dachshund. The Three Puppeteers soon find themselves face to face with a raging forest fire near Ladysmith on Vancouver Island, and realize they must try to save their human owners. They are tested to their limit but learn about bravery, friendship and teamwork.

Edith And Finn

Two puppies set off on a day of adventure with their friend Winnie. It soon turns into an Adventure with a Capital A, as the three young dogs get lost on Vancouver Island and come face to face with a menacing Mountain Lion. An old black lab saves the day but pays a terrible price. The puppies learn lessons about friendship and loyalty and respect.