If I Should Die

In this highly acclaimed, spellbinding novel, journalist Laurie Best investigates reports of retirement home residents being euthanized and must decide if there's ever a time when life is no longer wo

Keith Clemons has authored four novels. His first three, If I Should Die, Above the Stars, and These Little Ones, won The Word Guild Christian Writing Awards Best Contemporary Novel in 2004, 2005 and 2007 respectively. Having also earned an IPPY award for Religious Fiction (Above the Stars - 2005) and the TWG independent Publisher Award (These Little Ones - 2007) the total number of awards accumulated by Clemons now stands at five.

Of If I Should Die Host of 100 Huntley Street, David Mainse, said: “It was so gripping I could not put it down. It's well written. It's an amazing book. There's talent here. You've got to pick up this book.” Author and TV host, Michael Coren, called it: “Clever, brave, insightful and compelling...one of those novels that demands to be read and demands to be discussed.” A reviewer for Aspiring Retailer, the American booksellers' magazine, calls his award winning 2006 release, These Little Ones, “well written” and says it’s “Recommended for all lovers of adventure, courage and compassion." His fourth novel, Angel in the Alley, was released in July, ’07.

A graduate of California State University, Fullerton, Keith earned degrees in English Literature and Mass Communications. In addition to writing, Keith frequently appears on radio and television where he expounds trends that affect the Church and society at large. His passion for communication has resulted in the publication of more than a hundred articles. He resides with his wife at their home in Caledon, Ontario.