“Congratulations Callie, you’re the puppet now.” What the devil does that mean? I’ve finally succeeded in doing away with Samuel, but I’m not really in charge of the island at all. In fact the treachery runs deeper than I ever thought possible and if I’m not careful every soul on the island—both living and dead—will want to kill me for what I’ve done unless I discover who is really in charge. Do I have the ability to overcome myself and do what I need to do or will I have to stand by and watch everyone I love die?

"Congratulations Callie, you're the puppet now."What the devil does that mean? I've finally succeeded in doing away with Samuel, but I'm not really in charge of the island at all. In fact the treachery runs deeper than I ever thought possible and if I'm not careful every soul on the island-both living and dead-will want to kill me for what I've done unless I discover who is really in charge. Do I have the ability to overcome myself and do what I need to do or will I have to stand by and watch everyone I love die?

Kaye's two novels have established him as one of today's most stunning chroniclers of Los Angeles. Of "The Dead Circus, " David Ebershoff wrote in the "Los Angeles Times Book Review, " "The reader is compelled to turn the page . . . Once the novel's momentum takes hold, [its] pursuit becomes ours."

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When a powerful centuries-old vampire hits Anita Blake's town, a battle of the undead ensues.

As Fran travels around Europe with the GothFaire, she has to deal with hundred-year-old ghosts, a paranoid mother, and the rules of dating one of the undead.

After killing two monsters and befriending a third, Juliette is getting the hang of this business. Between her job, school, and hot new boy toy, she’s learning to love Madison Island. But after another mysterious death and new arrivals in town, Juliette’s got her hands full. Not to mention that Mason goes missing and Samuel puts her on the task of finding him. Will it all be too much, or will Juliette figure out how to save the day once again?

At first, it seems like no one died on the new moon, but when a mysterious letter shows up on Samuel’s doorstep, Juliette has to race after him to find the body. They tear through the woods and find a ship wreck where one of Juliette’s students has died. Samuel shares the letters he’s received over the last couple of years and Juliette thinks she might know just how to find the culprit. But when her methods anger Samuel and he sets off on his own, it might be Juliette doing the rescuing this time…

Juliette never wants to see Samuel again. In fact, she’d prefer it if he stayed on his side of the island and she on hers, but when a good friend becomes a monster’s latest victim, she has to turn to him. Things between them are icy and cold, but she manages to keep things civil. However, as the clues in the case reveal the true monster, Juliette isn’t sure she’ll ever be able to trust anyone again.

There are many ways to die at the Circus of the Dead. You’re invited to witness them all. Mom sent me all the way across the country to the Louisiana bayou to join the circus and help my uncle for the summer. Except there is something not quite right on this swampy cursed island, and after having my fortune told, I can’t leave. I try to escape, but Benny, an all too charming ghost gangster tries to kill me by feeding me to a tiger. Thankfully I’m rescued by Samuel, the incredibly hot ringmaster who can’t be a day over twenty. Can he? In addition to avoiding the human scorpion, staying away from the big cats, and having trouble figuring out who’s dead and who’s alive, I have to find a way to escape this horror show. Will I get out of the circus alive or will I join their army of ghosts and become a murderer myself? Welcome to the Circus of the Dead.