HAUNTING STURGEONS (2022)

 

A slice of the haunting Sturgeons cover

“What do I remember about the day my hometown was destroyed?” 


Jimmy Schroder was 11 years-old when his brother disappeared and the town of Sturgeons was wiped off the map.  Now, ten years later, Jimmy has returned to his rebuilt childhood home in search of answers.  Answers to what happened to his brother and who exactly was responsible.


Will reconnecting with an old friend alter Jimmy’s trajectory through the streets of Sturgeons or will the shadow of Stickler Hill, the last place his brother was seen alive, continue to pull him towards the darkness within? 


Haunting sturgeons by john L. Harmon
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