Joey Jyaki will kill, but he doesn't know it yet. How does an ordinary Japanese boy turn into a murderer? Guided by the mysterious spectre from his nightmares, Joey slowly descends into a place where dreams meet reality.

She wants it. She wants it so bad. More than anything in the world. She would kill for it. He wants it. He wants it more than her. What they want, though, are two things unimaginably different. He would kill to give it to her. They don't know each other very well, but, then, these two people are the warring personification of the current ideas of their Earth. In a world where they offer riches and a full life for the family of anyone who competes in the game, there are some who merely join to destroy all the government has worked for. The only question is whether they are finally right. When the last five have finally won and the government is beginning their expedition, the strange blonde boy that always seems to be there has the chance to decide if his young sister's broken mind could dislocate the dwindling thread that houses poverty, death, and the frequent obsession with staying alive.

In Dorothy Dierks Hourihan's 1919--A Kansas Tale, the reader is presented with a convincing picture of life in a small town in Kansas in the years following World War I. The main character, Nan Heath, starts the story by watching the bodies of her parents and sister being removed from their burnt-out home. Nan's progress from these bitter depths is the main current of the book. Her relationship with Ned and their eventual marriage is a classic love story full of awakening and triumphs.

A group of teenages battle it out with a rare disease that causes phenomenal changes to a human body that cuts off their senses and their mind. Will they make it out alive or will they get caught by this disease?

Remember when one wanted to be a princess when they were little? How magical and pretty the idea was? This village doesn't like it. The idea of it is a curse. The princess curse. And the dragons always wants a princess. Like it or not. Dragons take children away to become Princesses, thus causing the Princess' Fate. When Ben's older sister, Sara, gets taken in by the curse, he and the Priestess goes on a journey to save her. Along the way, the duo meets new people, team up with others, and fight creatures of their world. In the end, they find out what it truly means to be a knight saving his princess.