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Five Nights At Fréddy's: Security Breach Rewired

By: Roy Raymond
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A young, homeless boy named Gregory finds himself trapped overnight in the sprawling and eerie Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex. The once lively and colorful entertainment complex has turned into a dark labyrinth of danger, where every corner seems to hide a new threat. Gregory's only hope for survival lies in forming unlikely alliances with some of the animatronics—Roxanne Wolf, Montgomery Gator, and Glamrock Chica. These once-beloved characters now become his protectors, each with their own unique abilities that Gregory must rely on to outsmart the relentless pursuit of Vanny, a sinister figure who leads a terrifying group of haunted animatronics. But as the night deepens and the stakes grow higher, Gregory begins to sense that there may be something even more terrifying lurking in the shadows, something that neither he nor his new allies are prepared for. Will he uncover the truth before it's too late, or will the Mega Pizzaplex become his final resting place?
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the story was AMAZING but some of the narrating was a little quiet and it said w-what like double you what and so on.

its pretty good.

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I like how it’s different from the game but I hate how they don’t talk about sun and moon a lot

The best fnaf book

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I like how they twisted up the story into a different way and everything and it’s over all good except for the part where the pronunciation is weird and they do what - what

It was good at all, but it was really confusing and not corresponding to the Five Nights at Freddy’s security breach game

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