Fry Boy and Archer meet another iconic duo. Another pair of cousin scare actors taking social media by storm. Will they all become friends or will jealously turn them into enemies?

Maya thought Hersheypark Dark Nights would be just another spooky night with friends. Then she met Fryboy, a masked Slider who moves faster than fear itself... and somehow, only for her. Bound by a curse older than the park, Fryboy needs her help or he'll be lost forever. In the shadows, sparks fly, danger lurks, and love slides faster than anyone expects.

A photograph can illustrate a story. Ellen's photographs captured her story, everything they needed to capture her. But she never thought that her photographs would make the perfect weapon that they could use against her. *Cover artwork not final!* COPYRIGHT. All Rights Reserved.

It's set in a post-apocalyptic world, where not just zombies, but demons, vampires, werewolves, and ghosts walk the streets. A team formed among the shadows. Fryboy, a quiet leader with a dark past. Archer, the well-known demon hunter, his quips whip faster than his smirk. Valkarie, a badass girl known for her acrobatic moves when fighting demons. Jet, the person in the group who never actually knows what is going on. Hybrid, the team's other leader. Mavarick is the quietest one, but when stuff goes down, he is there for his team, and finally, Estee, the glue that holds the team together. This team is very close, but they also have their cracks, which just makes them stronger

She doesn't know his name. She doesn't know his past. She doesn't know what he looks like under the makeup. All she knows is the pull she can't resist. Seven appears in the chaos of a scare fest, magnetic, mysterious, and impossible to ignore. Heartbroken and angry after betrayal Lyra doesn't expect anyone to make her laugh or make her feel alive again. But with every encounter he slowly brings a spark back to her world, leaving her captivated and wanting more. Secrets linger in the shadows, and the more she wonders who he really is, the harder it becomes to ignore the pull between them. In a world of whispers, hidden truths, and undeniable attraction, can Lyra navigate heartbreak and desire...

Willow Run isn't your typical amusement park. Every fall, it transforms into a full-scale haunted attraction - fog-drenched trails, blood-soaked sets, and a cast of viral scare actors who have TikTok in a chokehold. Especially the two most feared and thirsted-after: Scorch - all chaos, cocky grins, and clown-paint madness. Warden - silent, sharp-eyed, and impossible to read. They're internet-famous for their terrifying personas and sinful good looks. Every post is a performance. Every scare is a show. And Lilah? She's been watching for months - liking, commenting, saving, replaying. But when she wins a contest to fly out and meet them, it doesn't feel like luck. It feels like fate cracking open. She didn't expect them to notice her. She didn't expect them to want her. And she never expected to want them back so badly it aches. Now she's being drawn into something far more intense than she imagined - something seductive, obsessive, and dangerously blurred between fantasy and reality. The line between being scared and being claimed has never been thinner. But maybe that's exactly what Lilah's always wanted. Because ever since a violent event in her childhood, she's known there's something wrong with her. Something dark. Something off. She's kept it hidden - the intrusive thoughts, the morbid curiosities, the part of her that flinches toward violence and never looks away. Under the blood-red lights of Willow Run, that darkness doesn't make her a monster. It makes her theirs. A why-choose dark romance filled with obsession, performance, and the monsters we secretly hope are real. Perfect for fans of haunted houses, morally gray men in face paint, and girls who are more unhinged than they look. ⸻ ⚠️ Trigger Warnings: psychological horror, dark romance, sexual content (18+), violence, blood imagery, trauma, manipulation, obsession, morally gray behavior, and emotional intensity. Reader discretion advised.