When Joey and friend Gil are caught in a storm while night-fishing off the coast of Massachusetts, they find shelter in a lighthouse inhabited by a very unfriendly ghost.

When Joey DeAngelo first moved to Boston from New York, he had trouble making friends. Gil and Tank gave him a hard time at first, but after a few ghostly adventures together the boys have become friends. This weekend, Gil's dad has taken Joey and Gil on a fishing trip. With no old ships in sight, the boys thought they were safe from any ghostly adventures--but they couldn't have been more wrong! When a sudden storm capsizes their fishing boat, the boys wash up on Bird Island and decide to wait for help in the old abandoned lighthouse. Will the boys survive their night of terror with the ghost of the lighthouse keeper's wife?

After moving to an isolated lighthouse on the Oregon coast, a college professor and his wife become terrorized by an unknown enemy and separated from each other by a gulf of mistrust.

When Joey DeAngelo first moved to Boston from New York, he had trouble making friends. Gil and Tank gave him a hard time at first, but after a few ghostly adventures together the boys have become friends. This weekend, Gil's dad has taken Joey and Gil on a fishing trip. With no old ships in sight, the boys thought they were safe from any ghostly adventures--but they couldn't have been more wrong! When a sudden storm capsizes their fishing boat, the boys wash up on Bird Island and decide to wait for help in the old abandoned lighthouse. Will the boys survive their night of terror with the ghost of the lighthouse keeper's wife?

Two outstanding contributors to the world of mystery fiction combine their talents once again to serve up a treat for all fans of fast-paced suspense. Jan and Alix, a young professor and his wife, retreat to a remote coast for a year so that he can research his book. When Jan doesn't return one night, and then the police show up inquiring about a dead body, Alix's worry gives way to dread, as she recalls Jan's recent blackouts and memory lapses.

Storm-swept, remote light stations—and the isolated souls who man the beacons—are the perfect inspirations for tales of suspense and horror. Lighthouse Horrors collects 17 of the best from such writers as Rudyard Kipling, Robert Bloch, Jack Vance, and Ray Bradbury. This is a book to save for a fogbound or rain-dark night. Once you've read these pages, you'll never look at a lighthouse in quite the same way again.

While Heath was visiting Cade, Cade received a message of panic from his cousin, Madeline. Is someone bullying Madeline again because of her ADHD condition, or is there something else wrong? What seemed like a typical school field trip turned into a terrifying situation. Cades cousin, Madeline, and her missing friend, are accused of theft! Even worse, their teacher believes the two girls are guilty, and seeks their suspensions from school. Madeline discovers from a phone call that her friend has been kidnapped and is in severe pain. What all has happened to her? As Heath, Cade, and Madeline work to solve the mystery, their evidence and sources of support mysteriously disappear.