The Summer Fun Massacre by Craig DiLouie
Summer camp and slashers were made to go together, and Craig DiLouie pairs the two in a way that feels both nostalgic and fresh. It's the summer of 1992, and Deputy Tom Bailey is on patrol when he gets a feeling he should go back to check on the counselors at Camp Summer Fun, where he responded to a report of strange noises earlier but found nothing. What he discovers is one girl, terrified out of her mind, barricaded in a cabin. The other counselors are dead, and there is a killer in a rabbit mask, The Hungry Hare, still stalking them. The thing is, Tom's been here before. Nine years earlier, a teenage Tom was walking to the camp when his girlfriend, Mary, came stumbling down the road covered in blood, the lone survivor of an attack at the hands of The Hungry Hare. Tom and Mary are no longer together, but she is convinced that the killer is The Hungry Hare, a local supernatural legend tied to several deaths in this East Texas community going back many years. Tom is convinc...
