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Night Owls
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 188
Weight: 0.57
Height: 0.40 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Staying up late is a badge of honour.
The later you're awake, the cooler you are.
That's what kids in Briar Hollow believe-until the owls appear.
They don't fly.
They don't hoot.
They don't move.
They just sit.
On lampposts.
On rooftops.
Outside bedroom windows.
They only appear after midnight.
They only watch kids who are awake.
And if you look back for too long... something starts to change.
When staying up late turns dangerous, one boy realises the owls aren't there to scare anyone. They're there to teach. Watching. Waiting. Training kids to stay awake, stop blinking, and forget how to look away.
Because the owls aren't the real threat.
They're just the beginning.
Night Owls is a chilling standalone novel in the DeadQuiet series - a fast, jump-scare-driven horror story for ages 10-16 that turns sleepless nights into a nightmare you won't forget.
Rule one: Don't stay up past midnight.
Rule two: Don't look back.
Rule three: If something is watching you... don't let it learn how.
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