“Each ‘episode’ of this horror novel is a thrill to read.” Kristiana Sfirlea, Readers’ Favorite Gold Medalist Author of The Stormwatch Diaries series

Squeaky-clean Martina Ramirez is about to commit her first crime with a group of six schoolmates—breaking and entering into an abandoned movie theater.

But the trespassers soon find themselves trapped inside, and while desperately trying to discover a way out, a projector starts playing a film introduction to a vintage episode of a horror series named Forlorn Harbor. When the introduction ends, one of the group becomes imprisoned within the film.

The only method of escape is to survive the episode, but Forlorn Harbor doesn’t play fair. As the terrifying night wears on, the projector displays more episodes, ensnaring the others one by one.

And as Martina’s turn arrives, she must face her own ominous trial…alone.

Fans of “The October Society” series by Christopher Robertson, “My Heart is a Chainsaw” by Stephen Graham Jones, or “The Hazel Wood” by Melissa Albert will enjoy “Forlorn Harbor” by Jim Doran.

“Each ‘episode’ of this horror novel is a thrill to read.” Kristiana Sfirlea, Readers’ Favorite Gold Medalist Author of The Stormwatch Diaries series

Squeaky-clean Martina Ramirez is about to commit her first crime with a group of six schoolmates—breaking and entering into an abandoned movie theater.

But the trespassers soon find themselves trapped inside, and while desperately trying to discover a way out, a projector starts playing a film introduction to a vintage episode of a horror series named Forlorn Harbor. When the introduction ends, one of the group becomes imprisoned within the film.

The only method of escape is to survive the episode, but Forlorn Harbor doesn’t play fair. As the terrifying night wears on, the projector displays more episodes, ensnaring the others one by one.

And as Martina’s turn arrives, she must face her own ominous trial…alone.

Fans of “The October Society” series by Christopher Robertson, “My Heart is a Chainsaw” by Stephen Graham Jones, or “The Hazel Wood” by Melissa Albert will enjoy “Forlorn Harbor” by Jim Doran.