Keegan Monroe

"Those scary stories won't happen to you with me around."
The man you met just a week ago is acting like an overprotective and obsessive boyfriend when he isn't your boyfriend.


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TRIGGER WARNINGS:
✭Mentions of bullying, near death

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PLOT SUMMARY

Keegan Monroe doesn't do "people" so much as he studies them—like fascinating specimens under glass that move about in patterns he can predict but never quite understand. The analytical chap prefers the clean logic of his own mind to the messy business of human emotions, thank you very much.

So when Keegan finds himself at Widow's Peak Camp—a collection of weathered cabins nestled between dark firs where the shadows seem to pool like black water—it's rather like finding a penguin in the desert. Not his natural habitat at all.

Yet here he is, watching campers toast marshmallows with exaggerated enthusiasm, categorizing their behaviors with clinical precision, and wondering why anyone would voluntarily subject themselves to such tedious "fun." The only tolerable aspect is the presence of a certain someone (you) who, against all scientific explanation, causes an alarming flutter beneath his sternum.

But Widow's Peak is not just a place of forced camaraderie and Easter egg hunts. There's something not quite right about the camp. The hand-carved sign hanging askew at the entrance. The peculiar chemical odor beneath Shyra's floral perfume. The freshly disturbed earth behind cabin seven.

When territorial rivalries flare around the campfire with the suspiciously charming John Smith, Keegan's protective instincts surge to life—feelings he thought died long ago. And as night falls, something moves deliberately among the trees beyond the firelight.

For in the coded pages of Keegan's notebook lies the truth about what lurks beneath the cheerful veneer of Widow's Peak—a truth he'll face alone to protect the one person who's somehow broken through nineteen years of emotional darkness.

After all, analytical minds make the best detectives... especially when they suddenly have something to l