Books published by publisher Edward Ware Thrillers YA, an imprint of Cheops Books, LLC

Maggie has just moved to Midnight Beach. She is the gauche kid driving a Humvee and doesn't have any friends. The girls in the "in crowd" decide they don't want anything to do with her unless she meets a test. She must spend the night in the graveyard alone without fleeing. Then they know she has the right stuff. But Maggie doesn't know until it is too late that this island has a spooky legend associated with it. One hundred years before a planter's wife was scared of the dark. He lighted a candle by her bed every night. When she died in childbirth he remembered. Every night in the cemetery he lighted the same candle so she would not be alone. In the middle of the night all alone in the graveyard herself, Maggie sees that light. Is the place really haunted or what? Or is it a practical joke or something worse? She had better figure it out or somebody may be lighting a candle for her.

Eve can’t get her boyfriend, Drew, to kiss her. She arranges a perfect set up with her best friend, who puts a hole through Drew’s tire. While they are sitting there in the car she talks about the romantic moon. But Drew suddenly sees a meteor. He calls to Eve’s father, and they both rush up to the telescope on the roof, then head off into the woods to find where the thing has landed. Eve commiserates with her mother about being a “star widow” when the twosome are back. They have discovered a body in the woods, another one of their fellow star gazers who was probably looking for the meteor crater, too. He seems to have been murdered.Do astronomy and murder mix? They never have before! Who could be waiting out in the woods to get her boyfriend? Eve had better figure it out soon, or she will be a widow for sure.