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Evil has been bubbling at the surface within the clandestine town formerly known as Stokebridge, Wisconsin. It began 100 years ago when a couple attempted to poison the citizens of this brand new town. It culminated 50 years later when one man murdered 200 people in less than 24 hours. Now, the town’s final resident wants to finish what began a century earlier.

In Tackle What's Next: Own Your Story, Stack Wins, and Achieve Your Goals in Business and Life, NFL veteran and motivational speaker Eric Wood delivers an inspirational and insightful take on how you can prepare for the next big thing in your life. Whether you're riding high or feeling low, the author shows you how to make your "What's next?" into your best yet. In the book, Wood draws on his own experiences transitioning out of his NFL career and provides you with the tools you need to achieve success in your own circumstances.

Morris Stanhope woke up at midnight on that humid August morning, and before the day was over, the town would be decimated. Murdered one by one by Morris Stanhope. The few who survived his rampage were quickly relocated across the country and sworn to secrecy. The town was soon wiped off the map as if it never existed. Morris Stanhope became a footnote. A myth. Now, nearly fifty years later, a child tells a terrifying story in class. A man named Morris Stanhope went out in the early hours of August 1st, 1975 and murdered over two hundred people in a single day.

Dr. Owen Drake recently suffered a tragedy so painful that he picked up his entire life and ran away from the memories. Now, Owen is in a new city with a new job as a psychology professor at a reputable university. He also has a new home that sits on a lake, but the area is eerily quiet. The lake is calm. The neighbors are mysterious. But then there are the nights … and the thundering noises above … that wake him every night at the same time …

Following the Vietnam War, a top-secret military operation known as Project Stalwart was designed to produce a highly intelligent and powerful soldier. When the test subject showed no immediate effects, the project was shut down. Several years later, on August 1st, 1975, the consequences of Project Stalwart materialized.