Dennis Carr

Dennis Carr – Primary Writer

Born in a small town in Ontario, Canada on the banks of the gorgeous St. Lawrence River in a simpler time, I enjoyed an idyllic childhood. Brockville is situated at the eastern end of the 1000 Islands archipelago and being raised there in the ‘50s and ‘60s was about as good as it gets.

After high school, I attended Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario, about fifty miles west of Brockville, also a stunning location. After graduating from Queen's in the late '60s, I landed in the analytical laboratory instrument business and enjoyed a successful career somewhat tainted, I guess, by too many job changes and too many moves.

But, along the way, I traveled the world, had two kids, enjoyed a lot of excitement, and met a lot of amazing people, and a man can't ask for much more than that. Especially when I finally settled down about twelve years ago after I re-connected with childhood acquaintance Judi who had also been raised in Brockville. We had an instant connection and have been together night and day ever since. Our getting together is the best thing that ever happened to me.

I had been writing scientific papers, golf travel articles, advertising material, technical manuals, and so on, throughout my career, and completed my first, and as yet unpublished, novel in 1988. I retired when I married Judi, and we began writing together full-time, producing three novels in succession.

'Love in Sayre Valley' is a classic love story published in May 2022, and doing well. 'The Letter', about love on steroids caught in a vortex of danger and intrigue, was released in September 2023, and 'Unthinkable', an action/adventure/thriller with a blockbuster ending is scheduled for release on March 28, 2024.

I'm currently re-writing 'Served Cold', my first novel, a dark story about sexual violence and punishment that fits the crime. I detest bullying in all of its forms and still like the story the book tells. I've fiddled a bit with a sequel to 'Love in Sayre Valley', but it's currently on the back burner.