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Welcome to the Steinmann Hotel, where checking in means you won't be checking out. Vigilante Leo Holland tracks the source of a new street drug to the decrepit tower in the heart of Times Square. There among the graffiti-laden corridors, he discovers a world of sinister phenomena. Malevolent spirits haunt hotel rooms. Hidden floors reveal forgotten tragedies. A strange figure with a straight razor prowls the halls. Now, with the help of a young social worker, Leo must find a way to escape the supernatural engine that powers the city's most haunted building. Or lose his soul trying. Turn down the comforter. Hang the "Do Not Disturb" sign. Don't forget to check for bedbugs. It's going to be one hell of a night.

Set twenty-five years after a notorious killing spree at Camp Forest Grove, the story revisits the haunting aftermath of Cyrus Hoyt's actions. Melanie Holden, a teenage counselor who survived the ordeal by wounding him, grapples with the long-lasting effects of that traumatic event. As the past resurfaces, the narrative explores themes of survival, guilt, and the lingering shadows of violence, delving into how the characters confront their history and the choices that shaped their lives.

A seemingly idyllic vacation takes a dark turn as unexpected and violent events unfold. The characters find themselves trapped in a terrifying situation where survival becomes their only focus. Tension rises as they confront both external threats and their own inner demons, leading to shocking revelations and intense confrontations. The blend of suspense and horror makes for a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

Set in a chilling sci-fi/horror universe, this novelization expands on the cult classic from 1980, delving deeper into its eerie narrative. It draws from the original screenplay by William Malone, offering fresh insights into the characters and plot twists that captivated audiences. The collaboration between Malone and Robert Short enhances the story's depth, making it a compelling read for fans of the genre and newcomers alike. Expect a thrilling exploration of fear and the unknown.

Manche Geschichten, die man sich am Lagerfeuer erzählt, sind wahr … Fünfundzwanzig Jahre ist Cyrus Hoyts berüchtigter Amoklauf im Camp Forest Grove nun her. Fünfundzwanzig Jahre, seit Melanie Holden den Killer tödlich verwundet zurückließ und mit knapper Not entkommen konnte. Doch ihre Erinnerungen und ein lukratives Angebot zwingen sie, an den Ursprungsort ihrer Albträume zurückzukehren. Dort stößt Melanie auf ein lange gehütetes Geheimnis – und die Morde beginnen erneut … Matt Serafinis »HOYT – Der Killer von Forest Grove« verbindet Elemente aus »Freitag, der 13.« und Gillian Flynns »Cry Baby« zu einem Slasher-Roman in der Tradition der heimlichen Videotheken-Hits der Achtzigerjahre. »Erinnert an die glorreichen Zeiten der Horror-Taschenbücher, jedoch mit frischem Blut und einem neuen Protagonisten ... Ich liebte es!« - Brian Keene »Dieses Buch gleicht einem Höllenritt. Ich könnte noch mehr ins Detail gehen, aber es wäre eine Schande, zu viel zu verraten, bevor Sie es selbst gelesen haben – was Sie unbedingt tun sollten. Ganz große Empfehlung.« - Scream Magazine