The Scarecrow: A Gruesome Horror Slasher

Fans of Friday the 13th and Halloween will love this gruesome slasher following a group of teens hunted by a supernatural killer.You can run. You can try to hide. But no matter where you are, the scarecrowwillfind you.After a heart-wrenching breakup, the last thing high school sophomore Kyle Shoemaker expected was to fight for his life. But that’s exactly what happens after a drunken trip takes he and his friends to the abandoned farm at the edge of town. Nightly, the scarecrow claims one of them, leaving him with little time. Will he unravel the mystery of the scarecrow before it's too late? Or will its secrets remain buried beneath the dirt and wreckage at the old farm?Praise for Samuel Small:"Do not read this in a dark room." ★★★★★"Would highly recommend it to any horror lover." ★★★★★“Highly recommend if you're intoTwilight Zonehorror, and anything of this vein!” ★★★★★"My nerves got a serious workout reading this." ★★★★★"Will scare the pants off you." ★★★★★“It will definitely keep you up at night” ★★★★★"Like a modern dayPoeretelling." ★★★★★"I read the book in two days I couldn’t put it down!" ★★★★★"Checked off everything on my wishlist for a scary story." ★★★★★"Will keep you turning the pages right to the very end." ★★★★★“Definitely scary! Recommend it highly.” ★★★★★"Blood chilling story." ★★★★★"It's hard to put down." ★★★★★“Good creepy read.” ★★★★★“Very descriptive storytelling!” ★★★★★“In a few pages, Small manages to describe a situation which would take others whole chapters to convey. Absolutely wonderful!” ★★★★★"Gave me chills" ★★★★★"This is a super scary story." ★★★★★"It is now on my list of favorite demonic/possession books." ★★★★★"The book has everything I want from a horror novel! Highly recommended!" ★★★★★"You want scary and creepy, read this!" ★★★★★"I absolutely loved this book." ★★★★★"Well worth the read!" ★★★★★"Once I started it I did not want to stop..highly recommended!" ★★★★★"You may never look at another art museum the same again." ★★★★★"I realized towards the end of the book that I had been s