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    Book of the Dead: Camp Fear Podcast, #9
    Book of the Dead: Camp Fear Podcast, #9
    Book of the Dead: Camp Fear Podcast, #9
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    Book of the Dead: Camp Fear Podcast, #9

    By P.T. Logan and Patrick Logan

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    Welcome to Camp Fear, where you bring your fears and leave in tears.


    Books are powerful... they provide knowledge, insight, and ideas. They also help bolster your imagination.

    But not all books are created equal.

    And as Patty will soon discover, not all books are meant to be read... especially not out loud.

    Camp Fear isn't just something to read...you can listen too! Check out the podcast for extra sound effects and experience the story coming to life. Just search for Camp Fear Podcast on your favorite podcast app!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPathological Ink
    Release dateMar 6, 2022
    ISBN9798201435226
    Book of the Dead: Camp Fear Podcast, #9
    Author

    P.T. Logan

    P.T. Logan is the not-so secret pen name of a million-copy best-selling author of 50+ adult thriller and horror novels. He couldn't sleep at night knowing that younger audiences were unable to enjoy spine-tingling chills, and thus P.T. was born from the cauldron of a witch's brew. He also created Camp Fear the Podcast for everyone to enjoy for FREE. Just search for 'Camp Fear the Podcast' in your favorite podcast app. See you by the fire!

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      Book preview

      Book of the Dead - P.T. Logan

      Book of the Dead

      By the Fire

      Part I

      Off Limits

      Part II

      New Exhibit

      Part III

      Book of the Dead

      By the Fire

      End

      Note to Campers

      Camp Fear Podcast Books

      By the Fire

      Welcome to Camp Fear , where you bring your fears and leave in tears. I hope you enjoy your stay—trust me, everyone does. Come closer... no, closer... yeah, stay warm here by the fire. I want to tell you a story. You like stories, don’t you? I love stories. Do you know what the best kinds of stories are? The ones that are true. And I only tell true stories. So, listen up, because today, I’m going to tell you a story about a museum. Or, more specifically, an exhibit at the museum.

      A special exhibit.

      An exhibit that isn't quite open yet, one that’s not ready for public viewing.

      But that doesn't matter to Patty. Because Patty's already seen everything else in the museum and the idea of

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