Andre Denault

2 booksSelf-HelpFinanceEducational & Academic

Andre Denault is a historian and novelist with a lifelong fascination for the complex social dynamics of mid-century North America. Born and raised near the border, he spent years researching the intersection of labor movements and organized crime in Quebec's industrial era. Denault’s writing is characterized by its gritty realism and intricate character studies, drawing inspiration from the real-life political upheavals of 1970s Canada. When he isn't weaving tales of family betrayal and power struggles, he enjoys restoration projects and exploring the hidden corridors of historical archives. The Growth of Organized Crime in 1970s Montreal is his latest exploration into the dark heart of the urban experience.

Books

Protecting Your Assets from Long-Term Care Costs Without Losing Everything

Protect Your Family Legacy and Shield Your Wealth from the Devastating Cost of Nursing Care

Self-Help
Finance
Educational & Academic

The greatest threat to your family's financial future isn't the stock market—it’s the staggering $100,000 annual price tag of long-term care. Most Americans believe they have to go broke before qualifying for help. They are wrong. In 'The Asset Shield', Andre Denault reveals the sophisticated legal strategies used to protect homes and savings from being swallowed by nursing home bills. This isn't just a financial manual; it’s a blueprint for dignity and control during life’s most vulnerable transitions. Inside, you will discover the power of Irrevocable Trusts and the truth about the five-year lookback period. Learn how to navigate the complexities of Medicaid eligibility without losing everything you’ve worked for. From hybrid life insurance policies to underutilized VA Aid and Attendance benefits, Denault provides a clear roadmap for proactive retirees and families in crisis alike. Don’t let a lifetime of hard work disappear in a matter of months. Master the art of asset protection and ensure your legacy passes to your heirs, not the healthcare system. Your family’s inheritance is worth defending—start building your shield today.

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The Growth of Organized Crime in 1970s Montreal

Blood, power, and the high price of an empire built on Montreal's frozen docks

Thriller
Crime Fiction
Mystery

In 1970, Montreal belongs to those bold enough to take it. For Maurice Renault, moving his family from New England to the sprawling docks of Quebec wasn't just a business expansion—it was meant to be a legacy. But the city is a powder keg of separatist tension, Irish street gangs, and Italian syndicates who don't take kindly to outsiders. As the Renaults fight for dominance, the real threat emerges from within. Maurice’s four children are a house divided: the brutal Andre, the calculating Robert, the reckless Donald, and Francine, a brilliant lawyer caught between her moral compass and the family’s blood-stained ledger. While their mother, Isabelle, pulls political strings in the shadows, the family finds themselves under the relentless gaze of Sergeant Baptiste 'The Bear' Mercier. From the chaos of the October Crisis to the billion-dollar construction boom of the 1976 Olympics, the Renaults must navigate a treacherous landscape of betrayal and police pressure. When a devastating secret about Isabelle’s true motives comes to light, the family empire threatens to collapse before the first drop of blood even dries. In a city where loyalty is a luxury and power is fleeting, only one question remains: how much of your soul are you willing to sacrifice to stay at the top?

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