Night Screams

by Daniel Ransom (Pseudonym)

Many teenager girls dream of being cheerleaders, except in Jane's school where someone is stalking the squad. When Jane's cousin Sara is seen fighting with a cheerleader only hours before the girl's murder, Sara becomes a suspect. When Sara disappears, police believe she's hiding. Jane is convinced that her cousin is innocent and decides to clear her name. Original.

Genres: Horror

165 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

About the author

a pseudonym of Ed Gorman

Reviews

[Paul Kim · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's not bad as the plot was a bit interesting but it's just a generic slasher.

The plot's basically a race against time which does have some tension but the content of the book is lacking due to it being generic slasher.

Also the structure of book can a bit jarring because it tends to switch P.O.V of other characters so much that it makes the main character too flat and not much development aside that she's assertive in solving murder case.

There's a twist at the end which I found superfluous
because it feels phoned in at the last book, as if it's to make up the lack of guessing whodunit.

Overall, it's readable slasher book with some action at least but not worth searching.

[Lynette Dvorak · Rating 3 out of 5]

I miss these classic slasher reads from high school.