Trying astral projection is just a joke. Zach never expects to leave his body and soar into a strange shadow place. On his first trip, he meets Emory, another astral traveler who’s intriguing (and cute). Then Zach’s little brother Gilbert disappears. Zach and Emory try to rescue Gilbert, but there’s a menacing creature in their way.

***to be read after The Howler and before Faded*** Elliot Gunfield has been in a coma for a month since that fateful night on Halloween. The night The Howler came into their lives and destroyed all he knew...including him. After waking, he finds that he’s different. He feels 1083 years old, that he’s lived a thousand lifetimes, and he’s running out of time. He doesn’t know why, just that he is. His dreams are haunted by bony creatures and hands pulling his heart out of his chest, and he finds out what happened to his best friend, Sam Almaw. With only two weeks of school left for the year, Elliot returns to find he is now the freak of the school. It seems that dying has left him with an unnatural eye colour, so different to his usual dark brown. The fiery amber of his glowing eyes freaks everyone out, especially Gretchen Merryweather, his arch nemesis. But why can’t he stop staring at Gretchen, and why does his shadow look messy and black? Elliot finds that death came with an unexpected visitor and that visitor is here to stay unless he can do something about it. And when he finds out what he can do he doesn’t believe that’s the only way. And it all has to do with Gretchen...

Elves and dwarves, trolls and giants, talking dragons, valkyries and werewolves: all these are familiar in modern movies and commercial fantasy. But where did the concepts come from? Who invented them? Almost two centuries ago, Jacob Grimm assembled what was known about such creatures in his work on 'Teutonic Mythology', which brought together ancient texts such as Beowulf and the Elder Edda with the material found in Grimm's own famous collection of fairy-tales. This collection of essays now updates Grimm, adding much material not known in his time, and also challenges his monolithic interpretations, pointing out the diversity of cultural traditions as well as the continuity of ancient myth.

A family vacation is brought to an immediate halt when Noble's father disappears without a trace. In a frantic search, Noble carelessly enters a door that leads him into a dark world where good is losing the fight against evil. No one is there to help him fight against the evil inhabitants of this world until he meets a mysterious girl named Rue. Noble and Rue's journey of danger and betrayal culminates into a showdown with the brooding Dark Lord. Their only hope to survive is the presence of a powerful shadow that covers Noble and rains devastation upon those that oppose them. Noble must discover what it means to equip the full armor of God and become a feared Shadow Walker if he is to survive and find his father. Marion Russell's fantastic take on what it means to truly rely upon God to survive life's many battles will leave you with the question: are you walking under God's shadow? "In life the crowd is easily followed, but the true adventure of the spirit is how we choose to overcome the obstacles in our lives. Shadow Walker is a wonderful adventure that encourages youth to unleash the power of God through faith." Janet Nesler, Freelance Writer Author Marion David Russell is a graduate of Kentucky Christian College with a bachelor's degree in Bible and a minor in English literature. Marion, and his wife, Ellen, currently reside in Medway, Ohio.

Brother and sister water rats Peter and Sara travel across Cape Cod to deliver insulin to needy relatives.

A chilling tale from the critically acclaimed author of Spirit Stalker. A group of unloved, runaway children escapes into the deep woods and seeks shelter in an abandoned mental hospital, where they form a club to protect the youngest and weakest of them. But not even the strongest of the children can resist the ancient evil that lurks within the walls of the decaying building.