Turner Junction

Turner Junction harkens back to an era when children ran free, small businesses thrived, people conversed in a neighborly way and the local newspaper offered wit and wisdom for a dime. To the initiated, it serves as a poignant reminder that only in a small town could an awkward eleven-year-old boy and a cloistered, bitter man of too many seasons find each other and, in so doing, discover the hidden promise of faith. For the lifelong urbanite whose cynicism demands circus, there's a lovable dog named Leo, an overweight police chief, a big baseball game, a telescope, three very funny city council meetings, a bookie, a parade, a carnival, an ancient jurist, a dragon, ferocious wolves and a little insight into what’s gone missing in our lives.