![Carpe Demon (A Carus Novel Book 3) by [McKenzie, J. C.]](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/510pHDFU59L._SY346_.jpg)
From the Author
Trigger Warning:
Although the actual events are not graphically depicted, the main character was a victim of abuse. She sometimes has bief flashbacks (consistent with someone suffering from PTSD), that involve feelings more than actual actions.
Canadians are complex individuals. In Canada, we use a combination of British and American spellings. For example, it's colour not color and neighbour not neighbor, but it's also organization instead of organisation and legalization instead of legalisation.
As for measurement, Canada is technically a metric nation. Yet, the majority of Canadians, even youth today, still refer to their weight and height using Imperial measurements. Recipes and measurements for building construction are also still aligned with the USA, as any Canadian who purchased Ikea faucets and tried to connect them to their home's Imperial plumbing system can attest to.
In summary, the stories I have set in Canada, will use Canadian spellings and measurements. Rest assured, as I was born and raised in the True North, I have the eccentricities and oddities of this great nation down pretty darn well.
