Starved Until Sunset
Quietly heroic former business owners forced into other work.
A town that faced monstrous threats inundated by celebratory tourists.
Mysterious deaths and unexplained sightings.
With the loss of their business, Critter Catchers Cody and Demetrius have found work with the Parson’s Hollow Department of Public Works. It’s far from ideal as they spend their days working for a town that’s never truly thanked them for their many sacrifices. At night, they enjoy time together, feeding their foster raccoon or visiting with family and friends. A calm life, without a monster in sight.
With Halloween approaching, however, their normally quiet town is flooded with tourists looking to celebrate the spooky season in a place internet famous for the terrifying. The crowds are annoying, and their costumes and attitudes more than a little unsettling. This coupled with a sudden surge in unexplained deaths at Parson’s Pines nursing home has Cody feeling anxious. He is concerned about his Grandma Felicia’s safety, and curious who hung a cross just inside the threshold of her room.
While putting in overtime late one evening, Demetrius and Cody come upon the scene of a violent attack, bringing home just how dangerous things have become without the Critter Catchers around to help. But their familiar team is quick to come together to uncover the latest threat and the best way to fight back. On Halloween night, as strangers crowd the streets to celebrate the monsters they’ve faced in the past, these heroes will once again put their lives on the line to save not only those they love, but every resident of Parson’s Hollow. And, yes, even the damn tourists.
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