Strangers

by David K. Hulegaard

“Loved it, loved it, loved it! Read a bit like Alfred Hitchcock Presents, which was both surprising and delightful.” – Tony Healey, author of Burial and Dark Orb Humanity can be ugly. In California, Boyd returns to the site of an old covered bridge to claim a promised message from his deceased lover. In Oregon, Matt sets out on a cross-country business trip that takes an unexpected turn upon his arrival in Illinois. In Washington, an older, wiser Lucca looks back and recounts the trip to New Orleans in which he temporarily became a father. Strangers is a collection of eight sublimely twisted short stories from the mind of Sci-Fi/Paranormal author David K. Hulegaard. Each story explores the encounter of strangers forced into interaction by the confined space of train travel. Some will find commonality and friendship. Some will find compassion and understanding. But one thing is for They will all find something unexpected. All aboard.

130 pages, Paperback

First published April 26, 2012

About the author

David K. Hulegaard is an American author and paranormal investigator. His Noble trilogy has garnered comparisons to the works of Philip K. Dick and Stephen King. In 2016, he collaborated with best-selling author Tony Healey on the novel Planet of Ice.

David previously worked at BioWare, a premiere video game development studio known for creating the popular Mass Effect and Dragon Age franchises. He now lives in the Victorian seaport town of Port Townsend, Washington with his wife Jennie, and their banana-obsessed Welsh Terrier Tobi. In his spare time, he enjoys video games, professional wrestling, and photography.