Killer Be Killed by William Sterling

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Whoa! I don’t know what I was expecting but this was not it! Starts off like a typical slasher but this is anything but. Elements of cosmic horror, 80s camp slashers, in a horror/comedy hybrid that reminds me of a Goosebumps book, but for adults.
Derek Hutchins – Amazon review

KILLER BE KILLED is a reverse camp slasher novel.

Boone Hampton had been dreading this day forever. The day when his baby girl would leave “the nest” to embark into the world on her own. He had hoped this moment wouldn’t come until college, or maybe a rebellious streak in high school, yet here he was, leaving her at a pre-teen summer camp.

Boone squeezes his daughter’s hands one last time and lets her go.

The day would have been hard enough if it had just ended there.
But now the counselors at Camp Green Pines have begun sacrificing the campers to resurrect a long-slumbering demonic entity, and Boone will have to risk everything to avenge his daughter.

Killer Be Killed takes the traditional camp serial killer formula and turns it on its head in a Splatterpunk-light homage to the slashers of the 80s with healthy doses of demonic possession and anti-cult related sub-plots cooked in for good measure.

Lanyards On. Masks Up. Machetes Out.

It’s time to play some camp games.

“A killing spree to remember. Kick back, forget trying to guess what’s coming, and enjoy the carnage!”
-Mike Clark; Author of the PATIENCE OF A DEAD MAN trilogy

“Just when you think you know the rules, the Slasher genre rises again, more powerful than before. Equal parts homage to the classics and a road map to the future of the genre, Sterling’s KILLER BE KILLED is frightening and funny, horrifying, and full of heart as it endlessly morphs and evolves, bringing threats both personal and universal. This is not to be missed.”
-James Sabata; Author of FAT CAMP and THE CASSOWARY

I’ve never felt so much awe in response to someone being able to describe a gruesome murder so elegantly.
John – 5 star review

My first book by WS and I loved it! It was a fun read and really brought me back to some of my first horror/slasher movies. Once the fun started I didn’t want it to stop!
Amber – 5 star review