The Woods Are Dark
The restored and uncut edition of The Woods Are Dark was published in 2008.
Neala and her friend Sherri only wanted to do a little backpacking through the woods. Little did they know they would soon be shackled to a dead tree, waiting for Them to arrive. The Dills family thought the small motor lodge in the quiet town of Barlow seemed quaint and harmless enough. Until they, too, found themselves shackled to trees in the middle of the night, while They approached, hungry for human flesh...
When this classic novel was first published in 1981, it was heavily cut, with nearly fifty pages removed. What remained was rewritten by both Laymon and a Warner Books line editor. Now, for the first time ever, the missing text has been completely restored along with Laymon's original words and vision and the novel can finally be read the way it was intended.
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Richard Laymon
Richard Carl Laymon (1947–2001) was an American horror writer.
He also wrote books under the pseudonyms of Carl Laymon and Richard Kelly.

