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Jeff R. Spalsbury

    Jeff R. Spalsbury is an author who fearlessly explores diverse literary landscapes. His prose often travels between worlds, blending the suspense of mystery and adventure with futuristic visions and the American West. Spalsbury's style is marked by an ability to draw readers into profound, emotional narratives that delve into themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the search for love amidst personal struggles. His works are thought-provoking while also delivering immersive entertainment, leaving a lasting impact on the reader.

    The Fire Huntress: Volume 5
    The Girl Who Heard Music
    Why Not Tomorrow?
    • Why Not Tomorrow?

      • 380 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      I'm a forty-six-year-old billionaire, and I'm going to die in the next two months. I don't know when they will kill me, only that it's going to happen. I've decided I can't tell anyone, which makes it all the more difficult for me to prepare. There are special people I'd like to say goodbye to, but no, I can't risk putting their lives in danger. Absolutely no one must know about this. One good thing, at least that bastard lawyer Buckler will lose his monthly blackmail payment. That alone makes it almost worth dying. But what of Ethan Grayson? My closest and dearest friend. Poor Ethan will find out that he's not only inherited 2.1 billion dollars, but I may have placed his life in harm's way as well. They won't expect Ethan to inherit the money. Why him, they'll ask as they brood on it? Many will hope that I'll leave them money from my vast estate, but none will be forthcoming. My family and my company, Sherwood Investments, will be shocked by the news that Ethan will get the bulk of my estate, and my newly found cousin, Bobby Bell, will inherit half a billion dollars. At least I've told everyone about Bobby so that shouldn't be a problem. Still, if anyone can figure out the mystery of my death, Ethan will. He'll research it like one of his novels and solve the conundrum, but then he won't believe it. I have left clues. However, his plate will be full, what with my death, Buckler, my children in prison, the mystery of the yellow tags, and all the company problems I've left behind. He's going to have his hands full. I pray he can do it.

      Why Not Tomorrow?
    • The Girl Who Heard Music

      • 30 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The story follows Sara, who perceives music unheard by others. With the encouragement of her sister Lisa, she seeks guidance from Mr. Logan, a deaf librarian, who teaches her how to share her unique sound with the world. As Sara's music resonates, it transforms their once dull town into a vibrant place filled with joy and light, highlighting themes of creativity, connection, and the power of music to uplift communities.

      The Girl Who Heard Music
    • The Fire Huntress: Volume 5

      • 290 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      A foreboding prophecy sets the stage as the Ancient One alerts the tribe to the impending arrival of the Fire Huntress, a destructive force threatening their land. With her approach, the prairie faces devastation, risking the extinction of the remaining buffalo and wildlife. The narrative explores themes of environmental destruction and the struggle against an unstoppable adversary, highlighting the deep connection between the tribe and their land.

      The Fire Huntress: Volume 5