Middle-grade horror · Ages 8+ · B. Carter

Seer Frights

You should be scared.

Standalone scary stories about ordinary kids, bad rules, and the moment something impossible stops pretending to be harmless.

A moonlit Seer Frights world combining a swamp dock, scarecrow field, Camp Sunny Pines, an ominous house, bicycle and backpack, with a key and name tag in the foreground. Explore the books

Five scares · five traps

Pick the cover that bothers you most.

Every Seer Frights story stands completely alone. Start with Book 1 or start with the one you cannot stop looking at.

Don’t Go into the Swamp — Seer Frights Book 1 cover 01Don’t Go into the Swamp The Scarecrows Know Your Name — Seer Frights Book 2 cover 02The Scarecrows Know Your Name The Mark Spreads — Seer Frights Book 3 cover 03The Mark Spreads Welcome to Camp Sunny Pines — Seer Frights Book 4 cover 04Welcome to Camp Sunny Pines The House That Wasn’t There — Seer Frights Book 5 cover 05The House That Wasn’t There
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The series

Fast enough for one sitting. Creepy enough to remember.

Every book follows a different kid through a place, object, or ordinary situation that turns against them. The warning is easy to dismiss. The explanation sounds reasonable. Then the story removes both exits.

Scares and jokes share the same pages. The stories are written for young readers first, but adults who still enjoy a good dark-window moment are welcome too.

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