The Haunted Executioner
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The Haunted Executioner takes place in the late 2030 and early 40s.The future is not an optimistic time. Simply because there is too much murder in the country. So the American public demands the elimination of a few words in the Constitution like the phrase in the Eighth Amendment that forbids "cruel and unusual punishment." if the country is not alert to what's going on among the American people and the court system, the craziness that began with eliminating a few words can bring about untold blood shed. Sid Spurgeon, a dedicated educator and coach, spent over three decades teaching in Orego...
The Haunted Executioner takes place in the late 2030 and early 40s.The future is not an optimistic time. Simply because there is too much murder in the country. So the American public demands the elimination of a few words in the Constitution like the phrase in the Eighth Amendment that forbids "cruel and unusual punishment." if the country is not alert to what's going on among the American people and the court system, the craziness that began with eliminating a few words can bring about untold blood shed. Sid Spurgeon, a dedicated educator and coach, spent over three decades teaching in Oregon high schools from 1973 to 2006. He graduated from Washington State University in 1971 with a Bachelor of Arts in History. Before embarking on his teaching career, Sid worked for the U.S. Forest Service, spending three years on a fire suppression crew and four seasons as a smokejumper. Sid considers teaching high school a profound privilege, a calling that shaped his life. As a proud father of four adult children, he cherishes the lessons learned from both family and his students. Though he began writing as a hobby, he discovered his passion for authorship in his seventies. Now at 75, he has published three books and continues to write, driven by an unquenchable love for storytelling. Residing in Pendleton, Oregon, Sid humorously acknowledges the fleeting nature of inspiration, joking that he'll keep writing as long as his mind allows-maintaining a meaningful companionship with his keyboard along the way.
