The Horrors of the Haunted Asylum

When Sam Manetta learns that the legendary Crest Hill Insane Asylum will be torn down to build a new mall, he realizes that tonight is his last chance to explore the abandoned psych ward. It’s supposedly so scary that only three kids have ever snuck into it, and they were seniors in high school. Sam is determined to become the fourth. He knows that if he can explore the building and bring something back with him as evidence, he will become more popular at school. So he’s not alone, he gets his three friends to join him: Johnny, a goofy scardy cat; Billy, a stocky kid on the football team; and Karen, the beautiful girl who he has a secret crush on. Will Sam find what he’s looking for, will he get to confess his true feelings to Karen, or will he and his friends stumble upon a truckload of terror? The choice is yours. Help Sam and his friends navigate the abandoned asylum. Go up or down the stairs, turn right, turn left, read what looks to be a creepy spell, search in different objects, and much more! Links are provided for you to return to your last choice so you, Sam, and his friends can explore the entire asylum. One last thing: It’s Halloween night. Will that make matters worse? Will it stir up ghosts and spirits and cause all sorts of ghoulish creatures to creep about the asylum? Read on to find out . . .

About the Author

Vincent Bivona isthe author of more than seven novels, including the heavilyanticipated The Pendant of Truth series. His award-winning novel,The Journal of Peter Rubin, is being taught in several schools acrossthe United States and has been used as a companion forRachel's Challenge (a well-known anti-bullying seminar). His short stories havealso appeared in a number of anthologies in varying genres. He is a participating member of the Horror Writer's Association and has enjoyeda number of professions, including being a teacher, police officer, and anordained minister. Currently he enjoys traveling and dangling off high cliffswhile rock climbing. As long as you keep reading, he promises to keep writing. Actually . . .that'snot entirely true. He plans to keep writing anyway. But let's face it,he thinksit'd be nice if you read, too.

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