Friday The 13th

by Simon Hawke

Series: Friday the 13th Movie Novelizations (1)

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Friday the 13th [1980 film] by Sean S. Cunningham

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Pamela Voorhees

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BOYS AND GIRLS TOGETHER
It was going to be a fun summer at Camp Crystal. The young counselors were getting ready for it while they joked about the scary rumors attached to the isolated camp.

But evil was waiting in the shadows as the sun set. The laughter turned to screams...the easy living to agonized dying. For the light had gone and the wind was howling and it was--Friday the 13th.

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