The Giant Lumbermen of Stillwater

In the early 1800s, the gray basalt cliffs and sandstone bluffs of the St. Croix River valley grew giant white pines like hair on the head of progress. The burgeoning town of Stillwater, Minnesota needed lumber and local land baron Howard Goetz intended to acquire it, by any means necessary.Through manipulation, theft, and greed, Goetz planned every detail except for what he could not have known existed. Giants.Led by the mighty Kwah, the misfit clan of ex-man-eating giants north of Stillwater represented the last of its kind. A place where giants from around the world could live in peace, the Place Of The Smoking Stones.Goetz meant to lay waste to the forest the giants controlled but the giants had other plans. It is evil vs. evil and evil vs. good in this epic clash that puts the town of Stillwater directly in the crosshairs of utter disaster.