Sondra started having terrifying nightmares of her own death right after her new stepbrother moved in. A psychic tells Sondra that she is remembering events from a past life. The person who murdered her may be after her in this life, too--and it may be her stepbrother.

The doctor says Nancy is cured--she's over the murderous rage that made her try to kill her sister Emily last year, and now she's home for good.

Place yourself at the control panel of the Time Raider and decide for yourself whether you go forward into the future or back into the past. Either way, there is danger waiting.

Aaron's Dad has a live werewolf in his living room but Aaron is not convinced.

"The Revenge of the Werewolves" - that's just the title of your horror story that just own first prize. Too bad you didn't actually write it. Too bad you decided it would be a good joke to turn in the story you found in the trash. Because now the joke is on you!

"Mason Brady loves comics! He knows every hero, villain, and sidekick. He even draws his own characters. On a trip to his favorite place, the Comic Book Characters Hall of Fame Museum, Mason explores every exhibit. He even comes across the very real Night Howler. But when villains start terrorizing the town, Mason realizes that his whole life is about to change. Will Mason be a superhero or will he just be a superzero?"--Back cover.

When Ira Fishman wins a prize in the machine outside a candy store, he's disappointed it's not the squirt gun he had his eye on. The little black plastic box looks like a camera, but when Ira presses the green button on top, nothing happens. After dinner that night, Ira can't believe what he sees in his room: a boy with the same clothes--and face--as Ira! He tries to get this second Ira to leave, but it's no use. Deciding to have a little fun, Ira makes the boy go to school in his place--but it's a disaster. The new Ira isn't good at math like the real Ira, and he's horrible at softball. Worst of all, he plays with the girls during recess! Ira's clone is ruining his rep--fast. And when a third Ira shows up, Ira number one has to find a way to make the others disappear for good before his whole world is turned upside down. But how do you get rid of yourself ?

Readers are placed in the character of a contest winner who must decide between two toy prizes, including Nasty Kathy the talking doll and a robot called the Annihilator 3000. Original.

After a week at Circus Camp, the reader is invited to join a real circus for a week, but life under the big top becomes a nightmare as an evil ringmaster plots to transform normal children into horrible sideshow freaks. Original.

Scott Harmon and his friend Amanda Gold are both afraid of everything, and Scott's sister and the neighborhood kids scare them every chance they get. Scott and Amanda are determined to shake their fears once and for all this Halloween by spending tim

"Karla and her little brother Benny accompany their Uncle Bill on a scientific expedition to study unidentified species on the remote island but after a little 'bad luck' they soon discover something terrifying and deadly living in the river swamp... With nowhere to run, will Karla, Benny, and Uncle Bill survive the unimaginable and harrowing horrors of the place aptly nicknamed Beast Island?"--Provided by the publisher.

A spooky field trip through a new wax museum in town brings readers face-to-face with the sinister Sybil Wicked, an evil wax sculptress who makes figures out of real people, in a story with more than twenty possible endings. Original.

Do you want to hear a secret? Holly did. She learned a terrible secret, and now her friends know it too. Someone wants to make sure they never talk about it. Someone who'll go to any length to keep them quiet. Lying ... Threats ... Even murder.

Readers can choose from more than 20 different scary endings to this story about Ranewash Boarding School, where taking science class means getting a transmitter implanted in your skin, or where gym class involves climbing ropes to escape piranhas. Don't even think about checking out detention hall!

The New 60 is an exploration of approaching (and, eventually, arriving at) 60-an age that had once seemed beyond my reach. Aging in the 21st Century is an exciting new frontier. We are redefining its meaning as we live it. This is that journey-much of it a surprise even to me. Tracey Jackson on THE NEW 60: Robert Levithan writes with the wisdom of a sage, the enthusiasm of a kid, the depth of someone who has seen the world from all sides and the humor of someone who always knows where the joke is hiding. While he is often classified as a gay writer, or writer of subjects pertaining to the gay experience, he manages to take all of his topics and somehow turn them into universal stories. I have never read one of Robert's pieces and not walked away with a great life lesson. In all of his work one sees oneself, one's friends, one's lovers, and one's life. He is sometimes the benevolent father, sometimes the naughty, yet learned instructor, often the whimsical brother or sister you wish you had and he can even be the gossipy neighbor upstairs. But while he is able to pull off all these various personas he is always without hesitation, or question dealing up heavy doses of the truth; his own and thus ours. For me that is what makes him not only a wonderful writer, but a writer who transcends race, gender, and sexual identity. He writes about the human condition in all its various incarnations and while forcing us to think, he ultimately always reminds us how lucky we are to be alive and to relish every thing that comes our way. - Tracey Jackson, Screenwriter Author of Between A Rock and a Hot Place, and blogger

Prim professor Immanuel Rath finds some of his students ogling racy photos of cabaret performer Lola Lola and visits a local club, The Blue Angel, in an attempt to catch them there. Seeing Lola perform, the teacher is filled with lust, eventually resigning his position at the school to marry the young woman. However, his marriage to a coquette -- whose job is to entice men -- proves to be more difficult than Rath imagined.

A tight, captivating story of a naive child's encounters with a Soviet dictator, the 20th novel by Robert Littell After the sudden death of his nuclear physicist father and the arrest of his mother during the Stalinist purge of Jewish doctors, young Leon Rozental--intellectually precocious and possessing a disarming candor--is hiding from the NKVD in the secret rooms of the House on the Embankment, a large building in Moscow where many Soviet officials and apparatchiks live and work. One day after following a passageway, Leon meets Koba, an old man whose apartment is protected by several guards. Koba is a high-ranking Soviet officer with troubling insight into the thoughts and machinations of Comrade Stalin. Through encounters between a naive boy and a paranoid tyrant, Robert Littell creates in Comrade Koba a nuanced portrayal of the Soviet dictator, showing his human side and his simultaneous total disregard for and ignorance of the suffering he inflicted on the Russian people. The charm and spontaneity of young Leon make him an irresistible character--and not unlike Holden Caulfield, whom he admits to identifying with--caught in the spider's web of the story woven by this enigmatic old man.

A. J. Lewinter, an MIT defense scientist, has defected to the Russinas. The Americans want to know what secrets he has taken. The Russians want to know if the secrets are real. The Amercians want to convince the Russinas that Lewinter is a plant--or do they assume it? What follows is a human chess game of awesome complexity and grueling tension-- a quadruple-cross battle of wits for a prize no one can guage.