Camp Blaze, Author's Enhanced Edition

De: Jon Athan

Narrado por: Jama Smith

At Camp Blaze—a camp with a history of violent tragedy—a group of counselors are stalked and slaughtered by a masked killer. However, due to the missing bodies, the murders are treated as disappearances.

‘Perhaps they’ve ran off to elope,’ the authorities suggest. But, as the disappearances continue to mount, Regina Park—the head counselor—begins to suspect foul play and she fears the killer may be closer than they think...

Jon Athan, the author of Night of the Prowler and Do Not Disturb, invites you to spend a night at Camp Blaze in this brutal throwback to classic ‘80s slashers.

Rewritten and re-edited from the ground up, the 2021 Author’s Enhanced Edition of this book is an uncut extended version of the original story. It is the definitive Camp Blaze experience.

WARNING: This book contains graphic content. Listener's discretion is advised.

©2017, 2021 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2024 Jonathan Sixtos

Fresh take on the camp slasher.

It was direct and too the point but still had enough character development to get you invested. The ending left hoping for a sequel or another story in the same universe.

it was ok

Fast, brutal, and exactly as intense as you’d expect. This one doesn’t waste time — it jumps straight into chaos and keeps the tension high all the way through. Definitely not an easy read, but if you’re used to extreme horror, it delivers the raw, relentless energy the genre is known for. 📚🖤

I dunno

I've read and listened to numerous books from Jon Athan. They're page turning excitement and gore. I was not a fan of this story unfortunately. The performance from the narrator was on point. The story line was okay, it gave me Friday the 13th and Sleepaway Camp vibes. This is not the type of story I'm used to from Jon Athan but I'm still going to enjoy his other books.

Ya know, classic 80’s slasher

Great story. Sounds familiar. Lol! I enjoyed listening to this book. It took me back in time to 80’s slasher

I love Jon athan

ok look. I am an extreme horror/splatterpunk fan. the sicker and crazier, the better. that said I LOVE most of his work. this just wasn't for me. it was very tame. it was good, well written, but just a little to tame