The Kids Aren't Alright
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  • Reads 1,207,094
  • Votes 70,704
  • Parts 77
  • Time 16h 19m
Complete, First published Jan 02, 2019
The year is 1988, and Finn, Ronan, Becca and Jasper are spending the summer at a reformatory camp located deep in the Alaskan wilderness. The camp, named Lightlake, is the last chance the teens have to get their lives back on track, but changing for the better isn't easy - and especially not at a place like Lightlake, where secrets outnumber the campers and myths have a way of coming to life.

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In the shadowed embrace of Moonlit Lake Summer Camp, a chilling secret unfurls beneath the eerie glow of the moon. A group of teenagers, eager for a summer of adventure, finds themselves ensnared in a tale of suspense and horror, as the haunting legacy of the camp whispers through the dense, fog-laden woods. Armed with nothing but a flickering flashlight and their waning courage, they face a lurking menace that wields a sinister hook, a symbol of vengeance and haunted pasts. As the line between myth and reality blurs, they must confront their darkest fears and unearth the camp's buried truths, before the vengeful spirit claims its next victim.