Hopefield: New York
A man haunted by loss. A city full of ghosts. A journey toward redemption.
“A powerful story of redemption, resilience, and the enduring bond between father and son.”
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A man haunted by loss. A city full of ghosts. A journey toward redemption.
Stannis Hopefield has survived gunfights, grief, and the brutal justice of the American West. Now, with his young son at his side, he returns to New York—the city of his birth and the memories he can’t outrun.
But peace is elusive. As Stan navigates the complexities of family, love, and legacy, he’s drawn into new dangers, old rivalries, and a world far removed from the frontier. Can a man forged in the wild find purpose in the heart of civilization?
From the windswept plains to the bustling streets of 19th-century New York, HOPEFIELD: New York, Hopefield Chroncles: Volume 3 is a sweeping tale of resilience, fatherhood, and the enduring power of second chances.
Questions about Hopefield: New York
What is Hopefield: New York about?
Stannis Hopefield has survived gunfights, grief and the brutal justice of the American West. Now, with his young son at his side, he returns to New York, the city of his birth, and the memories he cannot outrun.
Who wrote Hopefield: New York?
Andrea Smutz writes historical fiction and Westerns. She is an instinctive, character-driven storyteller whose process has grown more research-driven over time.
How long is Hopefield: New York, and what formats can I get?
The ebook runs about 103,000 words. It is available as an ebook on handsdp.com.
What genre is Hopefield: New York, and what are its main themes?
Hopefield: New York is a western novel. Its main themes and tropes include cattle drive life, class divide romance, coming of age / self-discovery, found family, frontier justice, interrogation scene, man vs. self and native tribe culture clash.
Is Hopefield: New York part of a series?
It continues Stannis Hopefield’s story from Hopefield: Evolution and Hopefield: Vigilante.
Are there content notes for Hopefield: New York?
Our review of the text found: some language, some sexual content. The book is written for adult readers.
Is there a free sample?
HANDS Digital Publishing offers free First Third editions of catalog books, which come with a 20% coupon for the full edition. If one is not listed on this page, email jim@handsdp.com to request it.
What should I read next if I enjoy Hopefield: New York?
Readers who enjoy Hopefield: New York might also like Hopefield: Vigilante, Hopefield: Evolution and And the Mist Was On the Mountain, all available on handsdp.com.
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