
The last acre
Jordan Lee(Author)
Jordan Lee (Publisher)
Published on 31. March 2026
Book
Paperback/Softback
90 pages
979-8-235-53409-4 (ISBN)
Description
THE LAST ACRE
When their father dies watching developers encroach on their North Texas ranch, three estranged siblings inherit 2,400 acres-and a five-year clause trapping them on the land. With four million in debt and a tech giant hungry for their water-rich property, Caleb, Sarah, and Ben must unite to save their legacy. A modern Western about family, sacrifice, and the courage to say no to a hundred million dollars.
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Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 216 mm
Width: 140 mm
Thickness: 5 mm
Weight
126 gr
ISBN-13
979-8-235-53409-4 (9798235534094)
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Person
Jordan Lee is a McKinney, Texas-based writer, entrepreneur, and creator whose work lives at the intersection of legacy, land, and the relentless pace of modern change.
Born from deep roots in North Texas, Jordan draws on an intimate understanding of the DFW corridor - watching open country transform into data centers, suburbs, and sprawl in real time. That tension between preservation and progress is the heartbeat of The Last Acre, his debut novel.
When he's not writing, Jordan is building companies, riding electric unicycles across remote Texas trails, and cultivating community through the North Texas HUB. He is the founder of CreativeGrind, a McKinney-based venture dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs and creators at the crossroads of technology and human authenticity.
Jordan's voice is shaped by Hermetic philosophy, a lifelong spiritual practice, and an artist's instinct for the story beneath the story. He performs and creates as @aprinceofpeace - a name that captures the paradox at the core of his work: fierce, grounded, and searching for something real in a world that keeps paving over the past.
The Last Acre is his first novel.