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Internet horror superstar Trevor Henderson is famous for his ghastly creations and hair-raising creepypastas. Now he brings that talent for the terrifying to this debut middle-grade thriller.

You don't stay out after dark in Beacon Point...

The small town of Beacon Point has always been plagued by eerie local phenomena.…

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1 author picked Scarewaves as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Scarewaves absolutely scared me in a good way. Even though I wasn't the target audience for this book, I felt a lot of thrills and chills while reading it! The book did an amazing job of immersing me into the worldbuilding as the characters living in Beacon Point and navigating the horrors they faced.

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