Camp of Monsters
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  • Reads 701
  • Votes 62
  • Parts 7
  • Time 39m
Complete, First published Feb 15, 2015
All is peaceful at a camp getaway with adults and kids alike, when horrific creatures submerge from the camp's slowly flowing river. A group of friends work together in desperation to survive, bringing out the best and worst in each other's character. 

This is half comedy, half horror, and is based on a real place. The people are real as well, and their personalities are attempted in this story.


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