A new terror descends upon the haunted town of Beacon Point in the sequel to Scarewaves by Internet horror superstar Trevor Henderson, complete with new spine-tingling illustrations!

It's been six months since the events of Scarewaves, and in that time, Beacon Point has enjoyed an uncommon period of peace and quiet -- but nothing lasts forever ...

Mary, Byron, Rebecca, and Luke have done their best to move on with their lives and forget the strangeness that lurks beneath the surface of Beacon Point. But while Alan Graves, the enigmatic radio host, may be long gone, his specter looms large over the group -- literally.

When strange but beautiful lights begin to appear in the night sky, the kids have good reason to be wary. Soon, they each encounter strange events that spell out paranormal activity. With the help of Alan Graves, now broadcasting from beyond the grave, the kids discover what's really behind these strange encounters, and they'll have to work harder than ever before to make it out of this alive ...

Trevor Henderson is a horror artist, illustrator, and author. Known for his terrifying internet Cryptid creations—such as Siren Head, Cartoon Cat, and many others—he is also the illustrator of Flicker by Jed Shepherd. Trevor lives in Toronto, Canada with his partner, Jenn Woodall, and their cat, Boo.

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Praise for Scarewaves

"Now this is how you scare kids, and how you inspire them to take on a world full of monsters. Scarewaves is the perfect kind of creepy." -- J. W. Ocker, author of The Black Slide

"Trevor Henderson is a DJ of goose bumps, and he’s spinning nothing but blood-curdling bangers. A Creepypasta monster squad for a new generation, Scarewaves tunes into a terrifying frequency and never shorts out. You’re definitely going to sleep with the lights on after reading this one." -- Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Ghost Eaters

"Equal parts thrilling, chilling, and relatable to anyone who’s ever been a preteen, Henderson’s Scarewaves is the kind of horror book that would’ve made me feel seen as a kid. Fans of Goosebumps will adore this book and can happily share it with their children." -- Briana Morgan, author of The Reyes Incident and Mouth Full of Ashes

"There is a hole in all our monster-loving weirdo hearts. A gap in the space between Goosebumps and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. And nobody is more qualified to fill it than Trevor Henderson, who combines cruelty and strangeness with a surprising humanity and a deep, compassionate understanding of his protagonists." -- Orrin Grey, author of How to See Ghosts & Other Figments