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BOOK DESCRIPTION
Some places are built to trap the living. Others are made to keep the dead close.
In the forgotten town of Millbrook, Indiana, Freddy's Fun Palace was once the heart of family fun-until 1987, when five children vanished without a trace. The restaurant shuttered overnight, leaving behind only rumors of evil and a legacy of pain that refused to fade.
Thirty-eight years later, desperate to pay off her student loans, Maya Chen takes a job as the night security guard at the newly reopened pizzeria. She's skeptical of urban legends, trusting only logic and facts-but on her first shift, the animatronics move. Their eyes follow her through the dark. Their joints creak with purpose. And something else lurks in the shadows-a pitch-black figure with no face and glowing white eyes.
When investigative journalist Jackson Morrison tracks Maya down, he reveals a terrifying truth: the disappearances were never solved, and the man blamed for the crimes-William Afton-may still be alive. With help from Sophie Valdez, a survivor who carries the scars of that fateful year, Maya uncovers a map to hidden tunnels beneath the restaurant, where Afton's twisted work was done.
But the deeper she digs, the more she realizes the horror isn't just in the past. The animatronics aren't just machines-they hold the souls of the missing children. And Afton has been waiting all this time to finish what he started. Now Maya must face a brutal truth: the brother she lost ten years ago is trapped inside one of the robots, and to free him, she'll have to confront the monster who made them all part of his show.
A heart-pounding blend of horror, mystery, and tragedy, Freddy's Fun Palace: The Last Shift asks how far we'll go to protect the ones we love-and whether some evils can ever truly be laid to rest.