Cover of Hide and Shriek: Super Special

Hide and Shriek: Super Special

Camp Confidential seriesbook 14 of 19Next:Reality Bites(2007) →

The girls go on an overnight and share horror stories around the campfire. But it's the one about Cropsy, the creepy old man who lives just outside the campgrounds and is known for torturing Lakeview campers, that hits closest to home. Especially when Chelsea leaves the group for a bathroom break in the woods and doesn't return after 45 minutes. No sooner do her bunkmates go after her then do they realize they've completely lost their way and are now at the mercy of the evil Cropsy's whims!

Audience
young adultchildrensmiddle grade
Length
medium · 256 pages

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