Humans know them as the 'Deathly Hallows' I know them as mine. I am the Grim Reaper, and I'm taking back what belongs to me.

Phillips Exeter Academy is filled with things you wouldn't believe. Hi, I'm Nora Braxton, a senior at good old Philips Exeter. My four years at this school have been, well, adventurous to say the least. Being the ignored fly on the wall has lead me to obtain the knowledge I now possess. The knowledge of the inner lives of Exeter's most exciting students. This book isn't about me, really. It's about each grade I encountered with as a student. The seniors, juniors, and sophomores of my freshman year were living in the fast lane. In this book, I'll spill every secret the Class of 2009 had to offer. Trust me, you won't believe it.

Sixth-year Slytherin, Alice Rhowen, is, along with her boyfriend Draco Malfoy, the most powerful Slytherin student. She's the outcast of a family full of Gryffindors. When Draco and his family invite her to their house for Christmas break, her life is never the same.

A man awakens in a secluded cabin to find he's being watched through his window by a shape...a shape with obsidian eyes. What's watching him, and why? This two-time award-winning story by "Pilate's Cross" author J. Alexander Greenwood is a study in isolation, the bonds between parent and child and the horror that lives on every street.

"But then he had to stop himself. He always had to stop himself when he dreamed too far. He had to remind himself where they sat – he at Slytherin, she at Gryfinndor. She was beautiful and generous and kind, but he was sitting on the wrong side of the fence for that sort of thing. The most beautiful woman on his side of the fence was Bellatrix Lestrange, and she was deranged. He also brought to mind that Hermione was a Mudblood and he was a pureblood. She was inferior in his family’s eyes – a waste of wizarding talent – but when he looked at her, his soul looked right past her flaws. He knew it was a mistake, and sometime in the future he would regret it. But he had to love her; he didn’t give himself a choice..."