Books like Curtains by Robert Lawrence Stine
Robert Lawrence Stine’s "Curtains" follows Rena, whose hidden past threatens to erupt during a summer theater camp. As Director Meritt Baxter reels her emotional story onstage, the boundaries between play and reality blur. Rena’s safety is jeopardized, and the camp itself transforms into a sinister trap where Baxter stops at nothing to provoke emotions that could lead to murder onstage.
First publish date: 1990
Genre: Horror/Psychological Horror
Authors: Robert Lawrence Stine
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