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Where Screams Come True
Ash and Dakota Lovelle arrive in Florida to learn that their Uncle is reopening the family amusement park. Uncle Matt has decided to center the park around a new Jolly Nick's Adventure. Things take a turn when Ash and Dakota find out from a new online friend that a worker died trying to fix the ride one year earlier. Why is Uncle Matt hiding that? And why is he so afraid of the creepy old shopkeeper?
193 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 31, 2021
About the author
Dave Capp
3 books1 followerDave Capp was born and currently resides in New Jersey with his wife, Amanda Jean, and their cat, Tormund. As a young boy, he drew inspiration from the works of JRR Tolkien, RL Stine, Jim Henson, and Shigeru Miyamoto.
He graduated from Siena College in 2010 with the dream of becoming a novelist. His debut novel, Trilon: The Flight of the Coatus was released in April of 2019.
Dave Capp considers himself a connoisseur of coffee, noodles, and theme park rides. When he isn't writing, he enjoys cooking, going to concerts, and complaining about the New York Giants.
He graduated from Siena College in 2010 with the dream of becoming a novelist. His debut novel, Trilon: The Flight of the Coatus was released in April of 2019.
Dave Capp considers himself a connoisseur of coffee, noodles, and theme park rides. When he isn't writing, he enjoys cooking, going to concerts, and complaining about the New York Giants.
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November 11, 2021
Brought back memories
I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
Let me start out by saying, I channeled my inner middle schooler reading this book. Is it for adults, I would say no unless you are a fan of Juvenile Fiction as well. Dave made it perfectly clear this is a young horror short story.
This book reminded me of Goosebumps, which is a wonder compliment coming from me! I loved the plot, the ‘scares’, and the way I was able to stay entertained (even though I’m not the targeted audience).
We follow Ash and Kota as they take a trip to their uncles. He is trying to open back up an amusement park, but with doing so he has brought a terrible darkness to a small town.
I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
Let me start out by saying, I channeled my inner middle schooler reading this book. Is it for adults, I would say no unless you are a fan of Juvenile Fiction as well. Dave made it perfectly clear this is a young horror short story.
This book reminded me of Goosebumps, which is a wonder compliment coming from me! I loved the plot, the ‘scares’, and the way I was able to stay entertained (even though I’m not the targeted audience).
We follow Ash and Kota as they take a trip to their uncles. He is trying to open back up an amusement park, but with doing so he has brought a terrible darkness to a small town.
October 16, 2026
Obligatory acknowledgement that I'm at least double the target audience's age. Anyway! This was fun! The chapters are short and breezy and it was so easy to say, "Well, just one more couldn't hurt!" There are a few flaws - very convenient how Deb tracks down the main characters in a matter of minutes, sometimes it's unclear how these rides are setup - but a fun, breezy read nonetheless with somewhat shocking moments of violence. If you've got a morbid tween on your hands, I guarantee they're gonna eat this up!
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