Books like The Old Myers Place (Halloween, Book 2) by Kelly O'Rourke
Michael Myers, the infamous killer from Haddonfield, Illinois, has haunted the town for decades. After murdering his sister with a knife long ago, he reappears each Halloween to wreak fresh terror.
The latest episode follows Mary White, a newcomer to Haddonfield with a budding romance and a popular friend. Her family relocates into the old Myers residence, and Mary finds herself sleeping in the bedroom where Myers’ first crime occurred. With the dread of past violence lingering, Mary faces the chilling possibility that this time, no one can stop the relentless killer.
The story weaves horror and teenage angst as Mary navigates school, new relationships, and the looming threat of Myers’ return. Suspense builds as the town’s past and present collide on one fateful Halloween night.
First publish date: 1997
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Kelly O'Rourke
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