Punxsutawney Bloodlines: A Groundhog Day Horror - Paperback

Every February, Punxsutawney gathers to celebrate tradition, prediction, and winter's end. Cameras flash. Crowds cheer. The groundhog is lifted like a harmless relic of folklore.

But the ceremony was never meant for them.

In Punxsutawney Bloodlines: A Groundhog Day Horror, ancient agreements lie buried beneath the town-agreements written not in ink, but in blood. Certain families have always been chosen. Not by chance. Not by faith. But by the earth itself.

When Eleanor Harrow uncovers a hidden genealogy marked by disappearances, February deaths, and recurring nightmares, she realizes her family isn't simply part of the town's history-it is part of its foundation. As children begin dreaming of tunnels and shadows, and the ground itself starts to fracture, Eleanor makes an impossible decision: to refuse what generations before her accepted.

But bloodlines do not break quietly.

As winter awakens something old and sentient beneath the town, the cost of defiance becomes terrifyingly clear. The cycle will continue-but not as it always has.

Gothic, psychological, and deeply unsettling, Punxsutawney Bloodlines reimagines Groundhog Day as a ritual of inheritance, sacrifice, and buried horror-where the ground remembers names, and February always collects its due.