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The
Crow by Alison Croggon. After a brief reunion with his
lost sister Maered, who continues to pursue her dangerous destiny in the
frozen North, orphaned Hem is sent south to Turbansk for safety but, as
the armies of the Dark overrun the city, he flees with his mentor
Saliman, hiswhite crow Irc, and the orphan girl Zelika to join the
resistance forces of the Light and finally learn his role in his
sister's quest.
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Hero Behavior by John David Anderson. When
fifteen-year-old Mason Quayle finds out that their town of Darlington is
about to be attacked by orcs, goblins, ogres, and trolls, he goes in
search of some heroes to save the day.
Prom
Nights From Hell: Paranormal Prom Stories by Five Extraordinary Authors
by Meg Cabot, Kim Harrison, Michele Jaffe, Stephenie Meyer and Lauren
Myracle. Presents five stories about proms where unexpected
events take a turn for the worse, offering up everything from fledgling
superheroes to grim reapers to a creepy update on the classic
three-wishes-gone-bad tale.
The
Black Book of Secrets by F.E. Higgins. When Ludlow Fitch
runs away from his thieving parents in the City, he meets up with the
mysterious Joe Zabbidou, who calls himself a secret pawnbroker, and who
takes Ludlow as an apprentice to record the confessions of the
townspeople of Pagus Parvus, where resentments are many and trust is
scarce.
Vampire
Kisses: Blood Relatives Volume 1
by Ellen Schreiber. Big problems arise
when goth-girl Raven and her vampire boyfriend Alexander discover four
freshly dug graves filled with empty coffins. When a crew of vampires
takes up residence in Dullsville's graveyard, Alexander finds that they
are led by his very own blood-sucking cousin, Claude Sterling. Claude
and his creepy crew can only mean trouble, especially when Raven finds
them in daylight in the very last place she could ever imagine…
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