Books published by publisher Alliance Entertainment

WHERE DID I GO? I don’t remember much about the night I disappeared. One minute I saw a strange light in the sky. The next minute I woke up in the hospital. The thing is, it wasn’t the next minute. It was nine months later . . . WHAT HAPPENED TO ME?Some people think I was kidnapped. Others say I was abducted by aliens. I don’t know what do believe. But I do know this: I’m not the same as before. I’ve changed. And I keep changing. Suddenly I can make myself look like different people. Anyone I want. The only problem is, I’m forgetting who I really am. WHO AM I?

BEWARE, ELENA . . . Do you believe in aliens? A lot of people in my town do. They say aliens are watching from their UFOs, waiting to abduct us. As for me, I always said I’d believe in aliens when I saw one with my own eyes. Well, now I have . . . THEY’RE COMING FOR YOUI know it sounds crazy, but ever since my thirteenth birthday I’ve been having weird visions. Small stuff at first, like what the weather would be, or what questions would turn up on the math test. When my visions started coming true, I told people I was psychic. Now I’m praying that I’m not. Because today I saw myself being chased by a creature with horrible black eyes. A creature that wanted to kill me . . . TIME IS RUNNING OUT

Beth Manning’s sister, Janna, is perfect. At least that’s how it seems to Beth. More than anything, Beth wishes for something to make herself as special as Janna. Then, after her fourteenth birthday, Beth gets her wish in a terrible way: She develops leukemia, cancer of the blood. Beth’s disease takes its toll on her family, especially Janna. Suddenly Janna isn’t acting like the perfect older sister anymore. Then at Hope House, a place for kids with serious illnesses, Beth meets Eliot, a cancer survivor who understands the fear of pain and sickness. With Eliot’s support, Beth is able to show Janna, her parents, and herself that perfection isn’t nearly as important as love.

Their love for each other is a blessing and a curse . . . ANNE MARIE MONTCLAIR: Devastated by her mother’s tragic death, she hungers for an escape from her misery. Must Anne Marie abandon her beloved twin brother to find happiness she craves?PAUL MONTCLAIR: Haunted by his contempt for the father who abandoned him, he searches for the power to forget his past. When Paul’s hatred drives him to betray Anne Marie, can he regain the trust of the only person he truly loves?

Joanna never knew love could be so dangerous.Joanna wanted Penn—to be the only one he loved, to share his secrets. But she never imagined the horrifying truth: The perfect guy and his perfect friends were responsible for Laurie Jenkins’s death. Now Joanna is as guilty as her new friends. Together they have committed the ultimate crime—covering up Laurie’s murder. But their plan isn’t foolproof: One of them is talking, one of them is blackmailing the group . . . one of them is going to die. The first time was an accident. The second time will be murder.

TRAPPED IN A NIGHTMAREIf you think life in the future will be easy, think again. The only thing easy about this place is getting killed. If the nuclear radiation doesn’t get you, there’s always the earthquakes. Or the mutants. Or the omegas and their deadly Sweepers. And don’t forget the giant rats. We sure can’t. FIGHTING FOR SURVIVALWhat we can do is change things. Travel into the past and fix it so that there are no rats, no mutants—and no evil Omegas. There’s just one problem. The time machine is located in the Omegas’ headquarters. And only two kinds of people get inside there: the Omegas . . . and their prisoners. HEADING INTO DANGER

THEY KNOW TOO MUCHWant to know a secret? UFOs—they’re not from outer space. They’re time machines, sent here from the future. And aliens? They’re really Omegas: super-soldiers, genetically engineered to be stronger, faster, smarter . . . and pure evil. First they turned against their human creators, taking over Earth. Now they’re coming after us six kids. THEY’VE GONE TOO FARWhy us? Because we’ve seen the future—and now how to change it. We just need to find the scientist who’ll create the Omegas, then stop him before it’s too late. He’ll have to listen to us. If he doesn’t, we can make him. You see, we’re not exactly human, either . . . THEY MUST BE STOPPED

LOOK WHO’S COMING TO THANKSGIVING DINNER . . . IT’S NOT GRANDMA! Kyle and Annie want to celebrate Thanksgiving like the Pilgrims. They want to wear stovepipe hats, bake their own pies—even raise their own turkey. Then they meet Frankenturkey! Frankenturkey is big. Frankenturkey is bad. Frankenturkey is mad. If Kyle and Annie don’t watch out, Frankenturkey will eat them for Thanksgiving dinner.

Julie and Matt . . . The schoolgirl and the rebel. The beauty and the biker. Nobody understands their love. But different as they are, Julie and Matt want to be together more than anything else. . . . together forever . . . So Julie and Matt, only eighteen but very much in love, given in to passion and impulse to do what other couples their age only dream of: they get married. . . . alone, togetherNow Matt and Julie are cut off from their parents, penniless, without a place to live. They’ve got only each other and their powerful love. Is that enough to make a new marriage last?

The Sleepover Friends are camping out with their class at a local park, planting trees, picking up litter, and caring for orphaned animals. It’s a whole new experience—and so is sharing a cabin with their peculiar classmate Bitsy Barton!But the friends don’t have time to worry about Bitsy, because they’re involved in a battle—the girls versus the boys. After their baseball game against obnoxious Wayne Miller and his buddies ends in a tie, he challenges them to a hike around the lake.When the Sleepover Friends get lost, they find they’ve got a lot to learn—about camping, and about Bitsy.

There’s a new science teacher at Riverhurst Elementary, Mr. Quincy Talbot. He’s tall and blond and handsome—a real Q.T. Pie, as the Sleepover Friends nickname him. Then they find out that Q.T. Pie expects them to dissect animals. Yuck! Patti says it’s a necessary part of science, but Lauren can’t stand the thought, and refuses to do it. Suddenly Lauren finds herself leading a SAVE THE FROG crusade. And before she knows what’s happening, she’s fighting for other causes, too, like school dances, gym equipment, and three kinds of milk shakes in the cafeteria. Has Lauren gone off the deep end?