Janet Hubbard-Brown

R. A. Montgomery

Camp Pine Tree is awesome. Rustic old cabins, a great sports program, and pretty decent food. Last year you really lucked out -- you had Joel, the coolest counselor there. He taught you how to sail on Pine Lake. And he knew all the good trails through the woods. But Joel isn't here this year. He's disappeared. Vanished. Gone. You know nothing would keep Joel from Camp Pine Tree. Nothing human, that is. What happens next in this bone-chilling story? It all depends on the choices you make. How will your nightmare end? Only you can find out. And the best part is that you can keep reading and rereading, getting new chills and thrills -- until not one but all of your worst nightmares have come true!

It Happened at Camp Pine Tree

Colton Ray

This one was good. I was always a fan of camp-oriented stories like this one and the cover just screams all kinds of coolness. A glowing green skeleton paddling a canoe? Well, I think it looks pretty cool, anyway. The story goes that your character has arrived at summer camp again, but your favorite counselor Joel has mysteriously gone missing and no one seems to care. When you set out to find him, you encounter strange happenings in the woods. There are less random events in this book in favor of a more coherent story. There are actually a few descriptive scenes that made me squirm, as they are quite graphic for this series. The writing is pretty decent, and the characters are surprisingly well-developed. You actually get a feel for your friend Allie and your nemesis Lennie and the unfortunate Joel. This one is well worth seeking out and is a nice addition to the series.

It Happened at Camp Pine Tree

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