It’s
Halloween, and Gregory along with his little sister, Imogen, was free of
parental supervision. At 13, he was finally man of the house. Having to deal with his bratty, whiny sister
was tough…until she mysteriously disappears. Was she playing hide-and-seek? Where
could she have gone?
Then he
notices the door to the basement was open. But that door was always locked. With
a sinking feeling, Greg enters the bleak and dark corridor, heart pounding in
his chest. What was that noise? Footsteps? Monsters? But, wait, monsters don’t
exist…do they?
Weeks later,
Greg is still baffled by the night his sister was taken from him. What was that
hideous creature? And why won’t anyone believe his story? There had to be a way
to bring her back. An interesting discovery was when he finds out a kid has
gone missing every year around Halloween.
I enjoyed
this book, which was a combination of Goosebump and Stephen King books. Greg
was certainly an inquisitive and tenacious kid. He wouldn’t stop until he had
answers. Story had horror, adventure, and mystery all rolled into one.
An
interesting and scary tale—just the perfect Halloween treat.
My rating: 4 stars
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