Winner of the Claymore Award
“Hulen’s complex mystery offers multiple twists and turns. And engaging and imaginative Mexico-set thriller.”
—Kirkus Reviews
Winner of the Claymore Award
“Hulen’s complex mystery offers multiple twists and turns. An engaging and imaginative Mexico-set thriller.” —
Book One – MISPLACED
What if the opportunity to rewrite history was standing right in front of you?
In 2181 BC, Khara, daughter of Pepy II, stands on the brink of becoming Egypt’s first woman pharaoh—until betrayal shatters her world, forcing her into exile through time itself. Cast into the vast deserts between the U.S. and Mexico, Khara believes she’s fallen into the underworld—until she meets Victoria Barrón, a modern-day attorney with a guarded heart and an unflagging sense of purpose.
Their quest take them through cursed lands, forgotten legends, and the shadowy edges of history—testing the strength of friendship, the weight of destiny, and the cost of sacrifice. As an eclipse opens a portal back to Khara’s time, the questions lingers: Can the past be saved with losing the future?
Book One – MISPLACED
What would you do if the opportunity to rewrite history was standing in front of you?
In 2181 BC, Khara, daughter of Pepy II, stands on the brink of becoming Egypt’s first woman pharaoh—until betrayal shatters her world, forcing her into exile through time itself. Cast into the vast deserts between the U.S. and Mexico, Khara believes she’s fallen into the underworld—until she meets Victoria Barrón, a modern-day attorney with a guarded heart and an unflagging sense of purpose.
Their quest take them through cursed lands, forgotten legends, and the shadowy edges of history—testing the strength of friendship, the weight of destiny, and the cost of sacrifice. As an eclipse opens a portal back to Khara’s time, the questions lingers: Can the past be saved with losing the future?
S.L. Hulen
The S. is for Sylvia.
Growing up in El Paso, a city where history, myth, and cultural intrigue blur into everyday life, shaped me early—its desert light, its layered past, its whispers of stories beneath the surface…
Artifact Watch
Ancient ceramic vessel reclaimed
Artifact Watch—More than 3,900 years after it was created, this remarkable artifact has finally returned home. After a year-long investigation, Cyprus has successfully reclaimed an ancient ceramic vessel dating to approximately 1900 B.C. The engraved black-polished…
The Journey Home
Four Hawaiian cultural artifacts are finally making the journey home. The Martha’s Vineyard Museum has agreed to return a traditional canoe, poi pounder, tapa cloth, and grass skirt to Hawaii following a repatriation request from Hui Iwi Kuamo’o, a Native Hawaiian…