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Flare: The Journey
Theresa Shaver
Paperback (Theresa Shaver, Nov. 25, 2019)Flare –The Journey Book 1What would a mother endure to reach her children in a catastrophic global event?What would she let stand in her way to reach them?Nothing…nothing would stop her.Lila Duncan is months away from leaving her husband and setting up a new happier home for her kids. Freedom is so close she can almost taste it. While attending a conference almost 400 miles from home to help reach her goal, the unthinkable happens. A massive Solar Flare hits the planet wiping out all modern electronics including all modes of transportation. The world begins to burn as civilization is stopped in its tracks. Frantic with worry for her son and daughter in the care of their indifferent father, she decides to tackle the journey home on foot. Between her and home are the Rocky Mountains that she will have to cross.The Journey will take every ounce of will and determination she has but not even a mountain range can compete against a mother’s love.
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Fade Far Away
Francess Lin Lantz
Hardcover (Avon Books, Aug. 1, 1998)When Sienna's father, a world-famous sculptor, is stricken with a terminal illness, it is Sienna--not his attentive wife--who he turns to for the love and support he needs in his last days. By the author of Someone to Love.
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Graveyard Moon
Carol Gorman
(Flare, April 1, 1993)In a dark graveyard as part of an initiation, Kelly discovers along with the shadows, snakes, and cool headstones, a blood-spattered body. Original.
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The Electric Kid
Garry Kilworth
Paperback (Flare, Dec. 1, 1997)In the year 2061, Hotwire, a girl, and Blindboy, a boy, live in the city dump, surviving by their wits and their extraordinary talents, but when their talents are noticed, they are kidnapped and pressed into service by a master criminal of the underworld. Reprint.
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Eye of the Beholder
Daniel Hayes
Paperback (Avon Books, June 1, 1994)Eighth graders Tyler and Lymie mastermind a hoax in which they imitate the sculptures of a famous artist who once lived in their town, but they find themselves in big trouble when their work is accepted as genuine by art critics
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Do-Over
Rachel Vail
Paperback (HarperCollins, Aug. 1, 1994)Whit is furious with his father, disappointed with his best friend, and completely baffled by girls. For someone who doesn't quite know "how to get started" with girls, Whit moves quickly from his first kiss, to his first heartbreak, to his first real girlfriend, wishing that he could correct all his embarrassing mistakes along the way by calling "do-over." But do-overs only happen in basketball, so maybe he'll just have to live with his mistakes...and forgive others for theirs.
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Don't Look Back
Lee Wardlaw
Hardcover (Avon Books, Nov. 1, 1993)Two years after her father left her and her mother and set up house in Hawaii, Drew goes to his island paradise for her summer vacation, determined to figure out her relationship with her father and his girlfriend, Jane. Original.
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Sending
Robert Hawks
Mass Market Paperback (HarperCollins, Aug. 1, 1996)Living with her Russian grandmother, a recent immigrant, Tanya is endlessly tormented by fellow classmates, until her grandmother teaches her a secret family method of attaining revenge, which backfires when the recipient dies. Original.
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Grounding of Group Six
Julian F. Thompson
Paperback (Avon Books, Aug. 1, 1992)Arriving at what they believe is an exclusive school, five sixteen-year olds are unaware that they have been sent there to be exterminated and that their teacher is a murderer for hire.
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3 Nbs of Julian Drew
James M. Deem
Paperback (Flare, Aug. 1, 1996)Recording his thoughts in three spiral notebooks, teen Julian Drew learns how to express himself and come to terms with his bewildering circumstances through his fantasies of an imaginary recipient known as U. Reprint.
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