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About Seer Frights

Standalone scary stories, a clear set of rules, and one promise: you should be scared.

The series

Ordinary kids. One impossible problem.

Seer Frights is a middle-grade horror series of standalone novels for readers ages 8+. Every book follows a different kid through a few days in a place or situation that turns against them: a swamp, a cornfield, an arcade, a summer camp, a house that should not exist.

The stories move quickly, balance real dread with real laughs, and stay bloodless. Each book is complete on its own, with no recurring hero and no required reading order.

How the stories work

The scare has rules.

01

Every chapter earns the next.

A sound under the floor. A face in the window. A warning that suddenly makes sense. The chapter ends when stopping feels impossible.

02

You cannot trust every alarm.

Some scares have ordinary explanations. That makes the real ones harder to recognize when they arrive.

03

The story commits.

No gore and no vague escape hatch. When the impossible thing is real, the ending does not pretend otherwise.

The author

B. Carter

B. Carter is a Native American computer engineer, veteran, rock collector, hiker, and lifelong reader who holds a PhD in Computer Engineering and Computer Science — and lives with too many books and not enough shelves.

He also writes Seer Worlds, a middle-grade fantasy series, and Seer Warns, adult literary horror.

The publisher

Seer Press

Seer Frights is published by Seer Press, an imprint of Institute for Seer LLC, an independent studio in the United States.

For reviews, interviews, classroom and library inquiries, or press requests, write press@i4seer.com.

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