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The Visionary is a middle grade novel that pushes boundaries...and buttons. Equal parts social satire, coming-of-age, friendship, self-esteem, good vs. evil, and music...all mixed with a bit of dark humor. Basically "...the kind of book that Herman Munster would read to his kids..."

Valor McRaven and Doomsy Gloomsy return to Mystic City where they are being hunted. While trying to become apprentices of magic at Mystic Steeples, they battle ghosts in a haunted mansion, investigate murders and disappearances, and travel back in time through a book that seems to be steering them closer to the truth of The Great Deception.

A creepy, fun collection of original dark fairytales, poems and activities by the Fairy Gothmother, mixing the storytelling traditions of the "wry, acerbic wit of Edward Gorey, the descriptive atmosphere of Edgar Allen Poe, and the cadence of Dr. Seuss." For Ages 8-12 and mature adults.

Possession. It was never supposed to happen.Unwilling to stand around and wait while Eva's been taken over by one of the Despairity, Frost works tirelessly with Beau and Leo to figure out how to free her sister. Leo shows Frost memories of The Before, and Beau admits to a chilling connection with the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.Eva, though, can't believe she's stuck with one of these spider wenches, Alora, inside of her. Sure, Eva's gotten pretty fast, and her reflexes have never been better, but feasting on people's souls? That was never supposed to be on the bucket list at all.When Alora reveals her sinister plan-to build an unconquerable army of Blurred Ones by placing them inside the perfect hosts-the girls and their friends must fight to protect not just Bloodcreek, but all the world.For fans of the CW's Supernatural, sisterly bonds, and twists on mythology that haven't been done before.

Background on TommyTommy had just had his eighth birthday party. Hardly any of his friends had come. For several weeks, Tommy had been acting strange and some of his friends were not playing with him anymore. He was quiet and didnt talk much He always. Seemed &.that something on his mind usually he dust sat under the big tree on the playground and stared off into space. The MonstersIn the neither world of darkness, a monster waited. He waited for night. He had found a child who was afraid of the dark. The monster fed upon fear. The child always kept a light on in his room o the monster couldnt get to him. The only way to reach him was through his dreams. So the monster would wait until the child was asleep. Then he would enter his dreams and make him afraid. The monster would feed on that feat and grow stronger. When he had grown strong enough, he could enter the light and take the childs life force. Then the monster could survive on that life force until he found another child who was afraid. The only way the monster could he stopped was if the child over came his fear. Then the monster would die. Only then would the children of this world be safe. So the monster waited.