even counselors. One week. No signal. One survivor.
Camp Blackpine has been closed for seventeen years, ever since the night six boys walked the Roll Call trail into the pines and only five walked out.
A nostalgic new owner has bought the property and hired a skeleton crew to get it ready before the first campers arrive. One week alone at a lake with no cell service and a legend nobody read the fine print on.
Casey Meyer took the job for the money and the quiet. She gets neither.
On the first night, the rec hall phonograph starts playing by itself. A brass whistle that's been missing for seventeen years is back on its nail. By morning, a counselor is gone. The bridge is washed out. A storm is building. And someone who knows the camp far too well is picking them off in the dark between the cabins.
As the crew is hunted through a week that mirrors the original massacre beat for beat, Casey discovers that the 1986 tragedy wasn't a mystery. It was a cover-up.
The killer isn't a legend. The killer isn't a stranger.
Camp Blackpine is a propulsive, atmospheric summer-camp slasher with a fair-play mystery at its core. For readers of Riley Sager, Rachel Harrison and Grady Hendrix, and anyone who remembers what it was like when the generator went out and the dark between the cabins got very, very real.
Book 1 of The Camp Blackpine Horrors. Each book features a new killer, a new survivor, and the same secret that won't stay buried.