Praise for Gold Man
A gripping collision of corporate betrayal, supernatural menace, and generational revenge, Gold Man explores power, greed, and the price of legacy.
CANREADS Book Review
Gold Man — A Suspenseful, Corporate, Thriller
Debut Novel · November 10, 2026
A powerful Vancouver mining family discovers that some secrets refuse to stay buried, and the past always comes to collect.
Welcome
A Story From the West Coast
A mining heir, his father’s death, and a relentless pursuer seeking ruin. What will someone sacrifice for inheritance, reputation, and the family’s future?
About the Author
Lori Hodgkinson
Lori Hodgkinson is a Vancouver-based author and business executive whose career has spanned the worlds of professional services, technology, and investment. Raised in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley and a graduate of the University of British Columbia, she held senior roles at Deloitte and Xerox before joining her husband Bob's investment firm.
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The World Behind the Story
Gold Man moves across British Columbia — from the trading floors of Vancouver to the goldfields of the northwest, the islands of Haida Gwaii, and the rainforest coast. These are the real places behind the story.
Place & History
Exchanges
The Vancouver Stock Exchange — the trading floor that financed BC's mines, and became the epicentre of speculative junior equities.
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Nature
The Great Bear Rainforest
One of the world's last great temperate rainforests, home to the rare Spirit Bear.
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Place & History
The Golden Triangle
One of the world's great mineral frontiers — gold, copper, and silver in the remote northwest corner of British Columbia.
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Place
Vancouver
A city at the edge of the world — mountains, ocean, and one of Canada's most vibrant cultures.
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Place & History
Atlin
A remote lakeside town in BC's far northwest, and site of the province's last great gold rush.
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Place
Haida Gwaii
The islands of the people — ancient culture, extraordinary wildlife, and profound beauty.
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