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Dead Kids Don't Get Care Packages

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Twenty years after Camp Ashknife closed, content creators Brandi Loomis and Colt Rader break into the abandoned camp looking for a story. Under a bunk, they find a care package addressed to Brandi. It was sent to a cabin she has never slept in. By morning, Ashknife's former staff are arriving for a memorial, and the unopened mail starts finding the adults it has been waiting for.
Every box carries evidence. Every object remembers.

179 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 1, 2026

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Jonathan Grisham

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74 reviews2 followers
October 25, 2026
Oh my god.
I saw this book in a Facebook group I'm in and liked the cover and wanted to check it out and i am SO glad I did
This is coming from someone who isn't a huge supernatural story fan this book was AMAZING. The supernatural elements all felt believable for children haunting and I really enjoyed the pacing and how it immediately took off. The only thing I could think that bothered me was some of the repetition but I do see that pretty often nowadays.
I am so glad I checked out this book I am NOT disappointed
30 reviews
October 26, 2026
Dead Kids Don't Get Care Packages is an intriguing horror mystery built around buried secrets, unsettling discoveries, and a past that refuses to stay hidden. Jonathan Grisham creates a chilling premise that keeps readers curious about the mysterious care packages and the dark history of Camp Ashknife. A compelling choice for fans of suspense, psychological horror, and stories where every discovery reveals something more disturbing.
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36 reviews3 followers
September 24, 2026
I genuinely couldn’t stop reading it. definite five starts!!!
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