Jeff R. Spalsbury Boeken

I'm a forty-six-year-old billionaire facing death in the next two months, and I can't tell anyone. This secrecy complicates my preparations, especially since there are special people I want to say goodbye to, but revealing my fate could endanger them. At least I take solace in the thought that my unscrupulous lawyer, Buckler, will lose his blackmail payments. However, my closest friend, Ethan Grayson, will inherit 2.1 billion dollars, which may also put his life at risk. Many will question why he is the beneficiary, especially when they expect to receive something from my estate. My family and my company, Sherwood Investments, will be shocked by this revelation, and my newly found cousin, Bobby Bell, will inherit half a billion dollars—though I’ve already informed everyone about Bobby, so that should be less of a concern. Ethan, however, will likely piece together the mystery of my death, researching it like one of his novels. I’ve left clues for him, but with my impending death, Buckler’s schemes, my imprisoned children, and the company’s issues, he’ll have a lot on his plate. I can only hope he can unravel it all.

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.

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.