Camp Nightmare

Twenty years ago they told scary stories around the campfire. Now they're living one. For twelve counsellors, Camp White Bear was more than a summer job. It was a place where they helped underprivileged kids escape their lives for a few precious weeks each year and where they formed friendships that would last a lifetime. Long days with the campers. Late nights around the fire. Stories told deep in the woods just to scare each other before bed. Those summers shaped who they became. Now, twenty years later, the counsellors return to Camp White Bear for a reunion. They come back to relive the memories, reconnect with old friends, and laugh about the stories that once terrified them. At first, everything feels the same. Until one of them disappears during the night. Then the road leading out of camp is suddenly gone. Cut off from the outside world and deep in the forest, the group begins to realize something is terribly wrong with Camp Nightmare. Because the woods surrounding the camp remember those summers. They remember the stories. And whatever listened from the darkness twenty years ago has been waiting for them to come back. Not every scary story stays around the campfire. And not everyone will leave Camp Nightmare alive. From John T. Haas, Writers of the Future winner and author of the Book of Ancient Evil series, comes a chilling new descent into nostalgia and terror. If you survived the cosmic horror of Cults of Death and Madness, prepare yourself for a nightmare that refuses to stay in the past.