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DO YOU DARE STEP OUT ALONE? SCREAM meets SCOOBY DOO Join Buffy, Jonesy, Amber and Cam as they investigate a chilling string of murders in their local town. From the bestselling author of Lets Split Up. Its a year after the events of Sanera left the town reeling. Buffy, Jonesy, Amber and Cam found the killer behind the murder of the hot it couple at school, but now there is a copycat killer on the loose. Back in town for the annual Halloween festival, the bodies start piling up. First the gang stumble on a single body in an alleyway, but soon, there is another shocking murder. The issue is everyone visiting the town is in fancy dress, and its making it difficult to work out who the real face is behind the fresh murders. An online forum is filled with speculation about local legends, and there is a clue buried within it if the gang can work it out, they will be able to stop the killer in their tracks but its possible the killer is one step ahead. And there is a grand finale planned at the manor if they make it there alive. A nail-biting and perfectly formed Thriller for the YA BookTok generation. Praise for Lets Split Up: Let's Split Up is a bingeable page-turner full of fun, frights and friendship. Compelling, original and twisty, I devoured it in one sitting. Bill Wood is a fresh and exciting new voice in YA - Kathryn Foxfield, author of Good Girls Die First "Iconic. Perfect for anyone with a Scream and Scooby Doo gap in their hearts!" - Andy Darcy Theo, author of The Light That Binds Us "A fun, fast slasher as full of heart as it is hijinks" - Sarah Underwood, author of Lies We Sing at Sea "Brings big Point Horror energy to a new generation." - Kat Ellis, author of Harrow Lake Sales points: Lets Split Up was an instant top ten bestseller on publication week (01/10/2024) and the Number One YA debut that week. This sequel will build on the success. Cosy characters and found family meets a twisty page turner full of tension From BookTokker Bill Wood comes SCOOBY DOO meets SCREAM. Perfect for the YA BookTok generation