Camp Sunshine

This story pulled me in from the very first page. The setting was vivid and immersive—and as someone who camps with my family in our travel trailer, I loved how the backdrop echoed familiar memories while layering in something a little more thrilling. That personal connection made the whole experience even more engaging.

I genuinely really enjoyed this book. It had that special something that makes you want to keep reading “just one more chapter”—and then realize you’ve finished the whole thing. Heather’s writing is sharp, emotionally grounded, and thoughtfully crafted. Her pacing was spot-on, the characters well-drawn, and the story flowed effortlessly. And the twist? Total whiplash—in the best possible way. I was absolutely caught off guard, and it made the ending all the more satisfying.

Camp Sunshine is a chilling psychological novella that follows Brooke, a woman institutionalized after a camping trip ends in murder. Told through fragmented memories and unreliable narration, the story explores trauma, truth, and identity. Chauvin delivers a tense, emotional read that lingers long after it ends—perfect for fans of dark, character-driven suspense.