A review by trev0locity
Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge

4.0

Every year, the teen population of a 1960s small town is locked in their room, starving, for five days prior to Oct. 31st. On Halloween, the teens are set loose in the streets to hunt the October Boy, a pumpkin-headed ghoul. The rules are few: a young person must kill the October Boy before it reaches the church in the center of town. The narrator floats between characters and events, showing readers that this Halloween may be different from any other previous year.