While investigating the chilling deaths of three teenage girls in the remote town of Briarwood, Detective Evan O'Riley is drawn into the unsolved mysteries of a notorious 1960s serial killer. Three sixteen-year-old girls have plunged from the roof of their school. The question lingers: did they jump, or were they pushed? Tasked with uncovering the truth, Evan O'Riley-seasoned by years of crime-solving in Riverton-arrives in Briarwood, determined to discover whether he's facing triple homicide or a heartbreaking suicide. As he delves into the case, Evan uncovers unsettling whispers about the town's infamous SAD Killer, whose string of brutal murders left Briarwood haunted-and whose identity was never discovered. Fifty years later, the ghosts of the past resurface as Evan combs through long-buried evidence, tracks down survivors, and seeks out old investigators tied to the original crimes. Driven to find answers for both the present and the past, Evan is relentless in his pursuit of justice. But as old secrets come to light and the investigation intensifies, Evan realizes the SAD Killer's legacy isn't as distant as he believed-the danger may be closer than anyone imagines.

A paranoid nervous wreck, a stoic troublemaker, and a poor playboy all look for love in the small town of South Park. To what lengths are the teenagers willing to go to get someone by their side? #54 in South Park Cover art by runmonsterun on Tumblr (go check them out they're awesome!) All characters and settings are owned by Matt Stone and Trey Parker

When the whole grade found out Kyle was interested in more than just females, he was lucky to have the few friends who never turned against him: Kenny McCormick, Bebe Stevens and Rebeca Cotswold. Part of the people who turned, was Kyle's once Super Best Friend, Stan Marsh. Who knew someone who'd been your friend since elementary school could turn out to be such a homophobic dickhead? Regardless of Kyle telling himself this every single day, he can't help but hold strong feelings for his ex-friend, feelings that will only result in him getting hurt.

"Wendy. Eric." After saying their names, Principle Victoria looked to both teens respectably. "I hope you understand what I'm trusting you with." "Yes Principle Victoria. 'Operation: Style' is a go!" Wendy exclaimed, probably too excited for the given task. "Dude.. gay." Cartman's nose scrunched up just thinking of his 'friends' jerking each other off, but he couldn't deny he wasn't interested. Together, the two left the office, ready to start the planing of 'Operation: Style'. BONUS - Operation: Candy

"If Eddie had a choice he would've never left Derry. He would've never left Richie."