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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
    The 20% Solution
    Merry Christmas Stories
    Why Not Tomorrow?
    The Hunted Return
    • The Hunted Return

      • 254 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      After being framed for robbing a gold shipment, “Big John” Warner receives an early release from prison, and now payback’s coming to Ross Butcher, the outlaw who set him up and destroyed what he cared about most. Though the aches in Big John’s bones tell him he isn’t young anymore, nothing will keep him from his vengeance. But he isn’t the only one on the hunt. Word of Big John’s release spreads like wildfire, and soon Butcher’s men are hot on his trail. Doc Whitfield and his brother, Red, also have a score to settle with Butcher. They head to Montana to square off with the man who set them up for murder and chased them out of town. But revenge isn’t their only reason for returning Butcher is intent on claiming their ranch and keeping their mother hostage. Now Doc, Red, and Big John will team up and drive a posse straight into Butcher’s black heart.

      The Hunted Return
    • Merry Christmas Stories

      • 232 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      A collection of 25 short stories captures the essence of Christmas through humor, adventure, and heartwarming moments. Characters range from a detective hired by a young girl to find Santa, to a magical bus that transforms lives, and even a ghost playing matchmaker. Each tale reflects themes of love, hope, and charity, showcasing a variety of genres. With unexpected surprises and poignant reflections, these feel-good stories are designed to uplift spirits and evoke the warmth of the holiday season, leaving readers with smiles and joy.

      Merry Christmas Stories
    • The 20% Solution

      • 350 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Exploring a controversial and provocative premise, the narrative suggests that eliminating a specific segment of the population could lead to a utopian society. It identifies this group as individuals often marginalized in society, such as those in jails, drug addicts, and welfare recipients. The text challenges readers to confront the moral implications of such a drastic solution, raising questions about ethics, societal value, and the definition of a 'better world.' The stark viewpoint invites deep reflection on the complexities of human life and societal structure.

      The 20% Solution
    • 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
    • Space Dream Three

      • 602 pages
      • 22 hours of reading

      The war with the NiLTs is over, but the damage done to Nat-Sat, and the resulting death cloud is slowly strangling the life out of the planet. Only two groups of people remain, the Boowanskyvia and the remaining Nat-Sats residing in and around Nggraa. Rick Allen, the Chosen One, has left the Dina Galaxy and returned to Earth to heal from the loss of his love, Tavia, killed on Nat-Sat. After a year, the Travelers complicate his life by flashing a young child from Swartz into his bedroom. They had saved her from being a living sacrifice to the Harvest God, but he must decide what to do with her. He returns to the Dina Galaxy with the child but what he finds is not what he expected. There are problems and conflict everywhere. His task as the Chosen One has become even more complex as he flashes back and forth from Earth to the Dina Galaxy.The Sun Master Coe's team (asleep for over 400 years) is not awaking as planned. The Great One refuses to leave Nat-Sat even though her people are dying from the dust and pollution on the planet. A major earthquake destroys the Kut-All's world and the whole population must be resettled. On Earth, mercenaries are determined to get Rick's laser weapon by threatening Drs. Larry and Jenny Webco again. And on top of all that, Clip, Hawk, and Earl are determined to persuade Rick to import cows from Earth. With all his problems, now he must find a way to bring cows to the Dina Galaxy.Cows!

      Space Dream Three