“When you invited me on this camping trip,” Chelsea said in a strained voice, her teeth gritted the entire time, “I thought it’d be like a hiking-through-the-woods kind of thing.” Maddie barely managed to stifle a laugh as her best friend, Chelsea Park, jostled uncomfortably in her saddle, almost falling off. This time Maddie swung her eyes around to meet those of the girl riding beside her. “Hellooo.” The voice broke into her thoughts again.
She took a deep breath and filled her lungs with fresh mountain air. Underneath her, the horse picked up its head and snorted but kept trotting smoothly along the path. " Campfire gave me two new nightmares.Maddie jerked, the reins snapping in her limp hands. "Wholly chilling and unputdownable, Campfire is spooky summer fun for fans of Are You Afraid of the Dark? and Scream - just be sure to read with the lights on!"- Kerri Maniscalco, New York Times bestselling author of the Stalking Jack the Ripper series Five incredibly creepy stars!"- Natasha Preston, New York Times bestselling author of The Cellar and The Cabin Campfire had me on the edge of my seat and had my heart pounding. "A fast-paced, chilling read that will pull you in and keep you guessing until the last page. near-constant action and peril, family drama, and plenty of gore, liberally spread around."- VOYA This nostalgia will likely appeal to older teens with fond memories of their younger years spent enjoying series horror fiction such as R.L. "'s treatment of the traditional horror tropes gives it a nostalgic sense. This slasher will work for teens raised on Goosebumps."- Booklist
Sarles keeps up a fast pace with toxic family drama and graphic murders alike, with effective use of red herrings.
"When fictional murders become the blueprints for actual killings, where is the line between imagination and reality? Slasher film fans will want to gather round the fire."- Kirkus Reviews
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