The Lantern Kids - Face Your Fear or Become It

Eddie Kain

Sinossi

In the summer of 1997, six kids from the sleepy town of Widdershade discover a rusted, blood-streaked lantern buried in the woods. When lit, the lantern shows them ghosts-not just any ghosts, but themselves, dead in different, twisted ways.
 
Each time they light it, the visions grow worse. They try to bury it, break it, burn it-but the lantern always finds its way back.
 
One by one, their worst fears begin to manifest in real life, and the kids realize the lantern is a curse tied to an unsolved string of child disappearances from the 1950s.
 
Now, as summer ends, they must uncover the dark history of Widdershade, stop the lantern's growing power, and face the truth: one of them is already marked to die.

Disponibile da: 13/09/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 122 pagine.

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