The Halloween Children

The Halloween Children

<b>The Halloween Children are watching—they’re <i>always</i> watching in this chilling novel of suburban horror from Bram Stoker Award winner Norman Prentiss and Brian James Freeman of Cemetery Dance Publications.</b><br /> <b> </b><br /> The accommodations at Stillbrook Apartments aren’t exactly glamorous, but they’re quiet, affordable, and well maintained. The handyman is usually available to help with a leak or a broken bulb, his wife and two adorable kids often tagging along. When occasion dictates, the neighbors gather to wish each other well and spread the requisite holiday cheer. Everything’s very nice. Very normal.<br />  <br /> But as Halloween approaches, strange occurrences are happening all around Stillbrook. The children tell disturbing stories, bizarre noises bleed through the walls, and one abandoned unit is found to be inhabited by something sinister—something that’s no longer alive.<br />  <br /> For the safety of the tenants, the Halloween party has been canceled. There will be no decorations or masks, no candied apples or witch’s brew. But without treats to divert the Halloween Children, they have no choice but to play some very nasty tricks.<br /><br /><b>Praise for <i>The Halloween Children</i></b><br /><br />“From the great, early slow build of the book to the terrifying, satisfying payoff, <i>The Halloween Children</i> is a complete success.”<b>—October Country</b><br /><br />“This is a disturbing, claustrophobic, enjoyable read that encompasses everything Halloween should be.”<b>—Monster Librarian</b><br /><br />“I highly recommend this book to fans of Halloween and horror!”<b>—Cedar Hollow Horror Reviews</b><br /><br />“A fantastic collaboration between two amazing authors, this is a book that will stay with you long after you close the [book].”<b>—The Behrg Writes</b>