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While attending cheerleading camp, seventeen-year-old Kristy Sweetland and two of her friends begin to have forebodings after an encounter with three teenaged boys.
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Fiction, Ghosts, Camps, Cheerleading, Ghost stories, Camps, fiction, Children's fiction, Ghosts, fictionShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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They were seventeen, with perfect tans and perfect bodies. They planned on a joyride in a convertible on a hot summer day. They planned on skinny-dipping in a beautiful, secluded lake. They planned on making it back to camp before anyone noticed they were gone. What they "didn't" plan on was being followed by two guys in a beat-up station wagon. . . . Their day soon takes a drastic turn -- all because Kristy Sweetland smiled at the wrong time, in the wrong place, at the wrong boys.
Now the girls feel prying eyes on them all the time -- during pep practice, on the path through the woods, outside the window of their cabin. The boys are stalking them, leaving threatening notes on their beds, and watching their every move.
"Boy Heaven" is a provocative, page-turning mystery, and a must-read for anyone who loves an urban legend.
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