Todd Gray

The 67th Precipice

by Todd Gray

Stewart MacGregor, aka Mac, is at it once again. The airplane-loving, horse-loving, corruption-busting Canadian cop returns in The 67th Precipice.

Mac is tasked with covertly investigating deaths of Inuit in Kugluktuk, at the intersection of the Coppermine River and Coronation Gulf. His journey takes him into isolated northern communities where the RCMP is supposed to be managing and maintaining order in the North.

Mac, Jake, Samantha, Anne, Sandy, and François stumble on a conspiracy designed to frighten local Inuit after diamond mining activity uncovers links to the missing Templar knights. Mac and his friends are up against a corrupt detachment commander who is secretly a Mason and working for the diamond mine—and whose loyalties may not be with the RCMP.

COMING EARLY 2026

The 49th Protocol

by Todd Gray

Uncover the hidden world of RCMP undercover agent Stewart MacGregor, known as Mac. Assigned to the RCMP Musical Ride to tackle bullying and harassment, Mac soon finds himself entangled in something much more dangerous.

A top-secret document fragment discovered in Sir Samuel Steele's journal sets off a race to locate the missing part. Combined, these pieces could change the fates of two countries and the world itself. As Mac unravels RCMP corruption, he unwittingly becomes part of this desperate pursuit.

"The 49th Protocol" goes beyond typical police procedural novels. Written by former RCMP member Todd Gray, the book draws on his insider knowledge to shed light on the dark side of the RCMP, including bullying, harassment, PTSD, and corruption.

Delving into Canadian society, the book also addresses topics such as the First Nations' history and the legacy of the residential school system. It explores the potential geopolitical impact of these events.

With relentless pacing and unexpected twists, The 49th Protocol takes readers on a thrilling journey from the very first page to its gripping conclusion. Prepare for a captivating experience as Mac uncovers hidden truths and navigates a treacherous landscape where nothing is as it seems.

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"If famous books like Dan Brown's DaVinci Code capture you, then you'll enjoy this book and have a hard time putting it down.

The 49th Protocol is masterfully crafted fiction weaved with the gritty revelations about organizations and culture that we like to believe couldn't possibly be true."

VICKIE LANTHIER

Speaker and Author

"A unique thriller weaving threads of history with current events. It's action packed, with likable characters and exceptional technical detail, and an enjoyable read."

JOHN LLAMBIAS

Coauthor, Chances for Peace, Canadian Soldiers in the Balkans, 1992-1995 & RCMP Staff Sergeant

“Todd Gray gives new meaning to courage while not holding back on the truths of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.”

About Todd

Todd Gray served urban, rural, and remote communities across Canada in his thirty-year career with the RCMP. His postings included a four-year assignment in Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, on the famous Musical Ride, and five years as an instructor in the RCMP training academy, where he taught basic firearms and defensive tactics. Other assignments include plain clothes GIS and the Emergency Response Team.

His passion for history along with his extensive background in policing has him
debuting as a novelist with the first of a trilogy: The 49th Protocol, a contemporary mystery with an historic angle, featuring RCMP member Mac (Stewart MacGregor) and his complex and fearless team.

Todd is involved in background acting for local movie productions, a skilled woodworker, and is in high demand as an animal portraitist. Born into an artistic family, Todd Gray grew up in Calgary, Alberta. He played sports, participated in rodeo, and obtained a university degree in physical education. He spent time in the military before beginning his career with the RCMP.

Todd, his wife, and their two sons share their home with two large dogs in Alberta’s big-sky ranch country.