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What Castle Rock does for Maine, Monsters in the Green Mountains does for Vermont.In 1917, four friends and photojournalists set out in the woods looking for answers. Why have so many hikers and hunters gone missing in the area of Shiny Creek Trail?The two couples anticipate a great adventure, one they'll tell their kids about someday. No one imagines the evil lurking in a remote cave. A horrifying discovery leaves one person dead and two others missing.Two months later, Paul, one of the four, returns to the forest to find his wife. But will he find her before someone-or something-finds him?​Silence in the Woods is the first in the "Monsters in the Green Mountains" series and delves into the frightening territory of the supernatural and the human mind.

After losing both her parents and her long-time boyfriend, doll sculptor Isabel Joven is emotionally raw. When a mysterious gift-a vintage doll-arrives on her doorstep she is intrigued. But Isabel can't imagine the dark shadow this doll will cast on her life...In 1944, Etta Hayes is over-the-moon excited to welcome home her WWII fianc . But the doll he brings home leaves Etta feeling edgy and frightened. When sinister things begin to happen, Etta starts to question the doll's history. Will she unravel the doll's dark secrets too late?Set in two parallel timelines, Let the Dead Rest is a gripping, twisty-turning supernatural suspense novel by accomplished suspense author, J.P. Choquette.

What Castle Rock does for Maine, Monsters in the Green Mountains does for Vermont.For the Langlois family-Rick, Marion, and their 10-year-old son, Jude-the remote camping trip offered a way to reconnect. But when Marion goes missing Rick and Jude rush to find her...and discover something more sinister than they could have imagined.Vernon Heath is a dyed-in-the-wool Vermonter, poacher, and man on a mission. What he hunts now isn't for the dinner table though. These creatures are deadly. Vernon and a handful of others enter the woods to end a centuries-old curse and protect future generations. But are they too late?The Pact is the fourth in the "Monsters in the Green Mountain" series, all of which can be read as stand-alone novels. The series has been called, "terrifying," and "page-turning" by readers. All of the books are set in the remote wilderness of Vermont and feature folklore, supernatural elements, and pulse-pounding action.

Legends aren't always built on myths. Sometimes they're created to hide dark secrets.Stillwater is a sleepy, quiet place perfect for overcoming a case of writer's block. At least, that's what Jessica Brown hopes. The bestselling novelist's life has recently been turned upside down. If she's honest, she got out of New York City to heal her heart as much as to find her writing muse.Tony Bradford is also looking for respite in the remote mountains of Vermont, though he came to Stillwater seeking adventure. Attending the town's annual Gargun Festival, a summer celebration of the legendary creature who lives in Stillwater Lake has been on his bucket list for years.But while many people have a lighthearted view of the folklore in the area, some know the creature-and town's-true history. When people in the area start dying, Jessica and Tony, together with a documentary filmmaker and a group of teens, try to protect the rest of the town."Monsters in the Green Mountain"Book 1: Shadow in the WoodsBook 2: Silence in the WoodsBook 3: Under the MountainBook 4: The PactBook 5: Stillwater LakeThe entire series can be read as standalone books--there are no cliffhangers at the end and each novel features a different cast of characters. All are set in remote and wilderness locations in Vermont and feature different folkloric creatures. These books are "suspense that turn pages, not stomachs" and readers of books by Frank Peretti, Shirley Jackson, and John Saul will enjoy these campy, creepy stories.

You've never been to a writing retreat like this.Flora Rossi is under deadline and her agent has made it clear: meet it or the publishing house will drop her. Still recovering emotionally from a tragic accident and with her creative muse missing, the acceptance letter to Idyll Weiss Writing Retreat comes at a perfect time.A full week away to write in a rustic home deep in the Vermont woods with a handful of other writers will be just what Flora needs to rekindle her creative spark. The fact that the exclusive writing getaway is led by bestselling author-turned recluse, Venetia Valentine? It's the stuff of dreams.Or nightmares.Because the retreat isn't quite what Flora or the others expected. Secretive staff, no electricity, a missing writer, and unanswered questions about the Retreat Center's dark past are just the beginning.As hard as it was to get into the retreat, getting out will be even harder. Readers of books by Ruth Ware, Jennifer McMahon, and Susan Hill will love this slow-burn suspense. Loaded with twists and turns, Writers' Retreat is another unputdownable suspense novel by J.P. Choquette.