Harbor's Point survived the witches.
It may not survive what came after.
In the aftermath of the nightmare at St. Agatha's, Cristian Vega is no longer just the boy who survived Terror TV. Something has followed him home-something that answers fear, belief, and the desperate human need to be heard.
And Harbor's Point has already given it a name.
The Antichrist.
As frightened residents divide between those who worship Cristian, those who want him destroyed, and those who simply want their town back, the supernatural claim surrounding him grows stronger. The dead begin listening. Shadows move where they should not. A terrifying winged enforcer closes in. And every attempt to define Cristian risks turning someone else's belief into a cage he never knowingly chose.
His sister, Tabby, must decide how much of herself she is willing to lose trying to save him.
Dejanae Brooks has an even harder choice.
After surviving Salem, the coven, and every title forced onto her, Dejanae refuses to become another queen, weapon, bride, sacrifice, or judge. But when the only way to stop what is happening may require blood, consent, witnesses, and a supernatural lock no single person can control, refusing power may prove more dangerous than taking it.
Because the question is no longer whether Cristian Vega is the Antichrist.
The question is whether a person can survive after the world has already decided what he is.
Dark, supernatural, and relentless, Teen Screams 8: The Antichrist brings the long-running Harbor's Point saga to its haunting conclusion with religious horror, survivor trauma, corrupted faith, chosen family, and one final battle over the difference between being seen...and being owned.
Some names are given.
Some are chosen.
And some must be refused.