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.

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"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."

In this thrilling and macabre companion book to Darren Shan’s Zom-B series, Cat Ward, a teacher from B Smith's school, must run for her life on the day of the zombie apocalypse. Will her ruthless determination help her survive this plague of the undead? Someone has his eye on Cat, someone who is just as merciless as she is . . . Ferociously bold, furiously paced and deliciously horrifying, the Zom-B series is a sprawling epic that holds readers in its grip through every plot twist.

Sid can’t seem to catch a break. Between his council demanding to go to war and Jens watching his every move, he can barely breathe. When one of the dragon babies shows up at Sid’s house, he does everything he can to keep her from being spotted by Jens, sometimes even the best laid plans can go awry. Meanwhile, Isa isn’t speaking to Liam and all he sees is danger all around her. When one of the guardians dies, Liam must go against Isa’s wishes to protect her and secrets come out that were best left unsaid…

One boy's terrifying journey from human to half-vampire to Vampire Prince. Where he will rule the night and destroy the world.

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?

As Darren faces the final showdown with his archenemy, Steve Leopard, he seeks a way to trick destiny and avoid the requirement that one of them die and the other become Lord of the Shadows, fated to destroy the world.

A burlesque smorgasbord of international high jinks—the “biography” of a hapless, twelve-fingered, would-be assassin who lurches from Sarajevo to Paris to Hollywood to Chicago to Rio, leaving high-stakes chaos in his wake. Our hero, Dimitri Borja Korozec, is born in the late 1800s to a Brazilian contortionist mother and a fanatically nationalist Serbian linotypist father. Dimitri enrolls in a training school for assassins, where he excels—except for his troubling propensity for fouling things up at the last moment. Part Carlos the Jackal, part Woody Allen’s Zelig, part Inspector Clouseau, and part Forrest Gump, Dimitri is a schlemiel of an assassin and anarchist who can’t seem to kill anyone. He does, however, cause enough mayhem to help start World War I, spread Spanish influenza to the American continent, and unintentionally trigger various other significant events of the twentieth century by slipping and falling, misreading signs, and misunderstanding instructions. Along the way Dimitri runs into—and, sometimes, nearly over—a diverse cast of bit players: Mata Hari, Al Capone, Carmen Miranda, Marie Curie, Pablo Picasso, Jean Cocteau, Irving Thalberg, George Raft, and even Aleister Crowley make their appearances. Jô Soares weaves the lives of his characters in and out of modern history, creating odd synchronicities, uncanny coincidences, and the impression that this “biography” might almost be true. True or not, it’s a laugh-out-loud romp that provides an intriguing new perspective on the history and major figures of our time, blurring the line between fact and fiction—a line which, had he encountered it on his way to an assassination, Dimitri would most certainly have tripped over.