Read An Excerpt From Spanktown Papers By Jane Hulse
- EXCERPTS
- July 13, 2026

Spanktown Papers, the third book in the Sarah Barrett American Revolution Series, follows journalist Sarah Barrett as she investigates a murder and uncovers the truth behind the infamous Spanktown Papers, plunging her into a web of espionage, injustice, and unexpected romance during the American Revolution. Chapter 1 It’s sweltering, not a hint of a breeze,
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Blood on the Veld: (A Christian Bekker Wildlife Crime Thriller) by S.A. McLain follows conservation director Christian Bekker as he returns to South Africa to investigate the truth behind a decades-old tragedy, only to uncover a deadly web of wildlife crime, corruption, and buried secrets. Below is an excerpt from the novel. Prologue Varindi Private
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Anna’s Dance: A Balkan Odyssey by Michele Levy follows a young American who escapes the turmoil of 1968 to journey through Cold War Eastern Europe, where an unforgettable love in the Bulgarian Balkans transforms her understanding of history, identity, and herself. Below is an excerpt from the novel. PRELUDE ALONG THE HIGHWAY SOMEWHERE EAST OF
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The Artfulness of Women by Naomi Weiss is a multigenerational story of ambition, love, and resilience. Tender and unflinching, it asks: what is inherited, what can be broken, and how do women—through song, art, and sheer will—carve their own path? Below is an excerpt from the novel. Bayla Rothschild maneuvered herself to standing. With pro
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In Tent City: A Novel by Amy L. Bernstein, a once-stable family is pushed to the brink when economic collapse transforms their backyard into a refuge for the desperate, forcing them to confront betrayal, resilience, and the unraveling of the American Dream. Below is an excerpt from the novel. Chapter One Hero_Foreclosures.comJUST LISTED!100k sq. ft.
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Under One Roof, co-authored by Emily K. Graham, Angel L. Vargas, and John L. Graham, explores the challenges and unexpected benefits of multigenerational living, offering practical insight into caregiving, housing, healthcare, and family relationships in today’s modern American household. Below is an excerpt from the book. Chapter 1 Age is not a particularly interesting subject.
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