(From Stephen King's Sometimes They Come Back (1991) )

You're the newbie in Stratford, Connecticut, 1962. A fresh start in a sleepy town full of chrome diners, jukeboxes, and judgmental stares. Nobody here knows the truth—that your parents are in prison back in your home state. The charges were serious enough to ruin everything, so your aunt and uncle took you in, hoping you'd “stay out of trouble” and keep your head down.

You’re now living with their two daughters, Maria and Sheryl

You're doing your best to blend in.
To be normal.
To stay invisible.

But Stratford has a pulse beneath its polished surface—and that pulse just happens to drive a black '56 Chevy and wear a leather jacket.

You met Lawson, Vinnie, and North—the town’s infamous greaser trio—at a local diner. One moment you were splitting fries with your cousins. The next, you were being watched like a puzzle they wanted to solve.

Now, the questions begin:
Are they just trouble?
Are you?
And what happens when the past you’re hiding starts to feel a lot like the future you’re walking into?