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The summer of 1919 is now over, and on the high prairie, a small military of men, women, and machines techniques across the land, harvesting the wheat. Custom threshers, vapor engineers, bindle stiffs, cooks, camp supporters, and hobos become a member of the tide. Prosperous farmers happily proclaim "Rain employs the plow," and therefore the bounty of the land will never be exhausted. Whole wheat is king as people gleefully embrace the gospels of bounty and improvement. But with the wheat comes a serial killer who calling himself the Windmill Man and who is convinced he has a holy getting in touch with to normal water the recently plucked earth with bloodstream. For him, the mobile harvest provides a target-rich environment, an countless supply of ready patients. He has been getting rid of for a long time now and intends to wipe out for most more. Who could stop him? No one even understands he exists. A young man called Charlie Krueger also employs the harvest. Jilted by his years as a child sweetheart and estranged from his drunkard daddy, Charlie hopes to find a new lease of life as a vapor engineer. But in a newly harvested field in the nearly black Dakota night time, he has come upon a strange man digging a grave. And for the reason that instant, Charlie becomes the sole person who has seen the facial skin of your killer, the sole person who can stop him - if he lives long enough. The sheriff is after Charlie for murdering the Windmill Man's latest victim, and the Windmill man has discovered his name and has begun to monitor Charlie. Richard A. Thompson is a former civil engineer and structure manager who bought and sold his hard hat for a laptop and today writes full time.

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