Young Adult Horror · Cute Goth · 80s Nightmares
Bethany writes haunted stories for kids who grew up on neon, late-night VHS rentals, and the feeling that the shadows were quietly watching back.
Growing up in small-town suburbia with a library card and a stack of scratched horror tapes, Bethany learned early that the scariest things are the ones no one else believes are real. She writes the stories she needed back then — stories full of eerie nostalgia, creepy creatures, and the kind of nights you never forget.
Cemetery Things
Past the rusted gates of Whispering Glades, the fog never really lifts and the headstones don't always stay where you left them. When a lone rabbit starts following her home, one girl learns that some graveyards are still hiring.
Evacuation Notice
The carnival was supposed to leave town a week ago. The big top is still standing, the lights are still on, and something is selling tickets in a voice no kid should be able to forget. Step right up — the show is about to start.
Gently, Smiling Jaws
Under a full moon, every shadow on the lawn has teeth. The chilling finale of Bethany Cameron's haunted trilogy — where the rabbit you've been running from turns around, and politely, patiently, begins to smile back.
A neon-drenched preview of the series — flickering screens, midnight bike rides, and something with too many teeth lurking just past the streetlight.
Bethany reads from the opening chapter and talks about the late-night horror tapes that taught her to write the scariest scene in every book.