Books published by publisher Graymalkin Media

P.C. travels with his uncle to Australia on a mission to find a mysterious buried treasure. Soon, its secrets lead him to a beautiful Aboriginal girl and a terrifying monster that haunts the ocean reef. But an evil geologist is also on the hunt for the hidden fortune and P.C. must race to find it first. It’s a deadly game—who will find the treasure, and who will lose their life?

Deep in the Amazon jungle, members of an elite scientific team are disappearing. Jake gets word his dad is in grave danger. So Jake makes the journey into the remote jungle where he finds the lost crew’s mutilated bodies. He discovers they’ve been slaughtered by a bat-like winged beast that’s now stalking him and the remaining survivors. In a battle to the death, can Jake possibly defeat this bloodthirsty predator?

Chris is fifteen, which isn’t easy for anyone, and it’s particularly tough when your father isn’t around and your mother is a flaky nurse with a light shoplifting problem. Things might be simpler if they had a regular apartment, but Chris’s mom is a live-in nurse which means Chris has to live wherever she works, and things are about to get even tougher.The reason is Lloyd, a brutish drunk, who has just become Chris’s roommate. As the walls close in and the tension rises, Chris can’t be sure if Lloyd is torturing him, or trying to teach him how to be a man.

On June 26, Eugene Dingman threw a wooden spoon at his mother, and before he knew it, he’d been packed off to a summer waiting tables at the Lake Henry Hotel, where New York’s wealthiest come to bake their skin a nice leathery brown. Sustained only by his diary and a burning desire to be a famous writer, Eugene settles in for three months of torment. And then he meets Della, and everything changes. The problem is, Della hardly notices Eugene exists and a local bully is intent to humiliate Eugene, whenever Della is around. To add to his Eugene’s misery, his absent dad won’t respond to his letters, and his mom may be romantically involved with a mafia hit man. What doesn’t kill you can only make you stronger. The Lake Henry Hotel may do both.

Having sold millions of copies in print, Bernard Evslin's classic retelling of the Greek myths captures the excitement and enchantment of the stories that have influenced many of today's popular films and novels. Easy to understand and fun to read for both adults and children, it is no wonder this book has been taught in schools all over the world. Evslin introduces readers to the wondrous and terrifying world of superhuman beings, such as Medusa and the Minotaur, and the glory of gods like Zeus, Athena, and Poseidon brought magically to life through heroes such as Perseus, Daedalus, Prometheus, and others. Unabridged. 6CDs.

Sophomores Harry and Hortense are convinced they're the only enlightened people in their messed-up, miserable high school, which Harry's nicknamed Hormone High. When Harry and Hortense meet Jason Rohr, he confides in them and asks them to help him achieve his secret mission. Then Harry and Hortense discover some horrifying information about Jason's past. Should Harry and Hortense believe what they've learned, or should they continue to help the Jason who may be the last real-life hero?

From frozen pond to Olympic rink, Nancy Kerrigan started skating when she was six years old. Nineteen years later she won the Olympic silver medal. This is the story of what happened in between: the hard work, the fun and friends, the nerve-racking competitions, the disappointing losses and, of course, the thrilling victories. Here is Nancy’s story about a little girl from Massachusetts who grew up to be an Olympic champion.

I thought I had bad hair days! I’ve dealt with wolves before, but never like this. The kind I’m used to are all bark, no bite. They howl, they drool, and who do you think gets stuck with the check? I mean, fangs a lot, fellas!Now my young friend Whitney keeps trying to convince me he’s a werewolf. As if. I mean, I like a good practical choke as much as the next ghoul. But if this kid doesn’t give it up soon, he’s off to his tomb with no supper.There he is now. Look at him. What’s with all the fur? And those fangs—hasn’t he heard about caps? Still…the blood looks pretty real. That arm in his mouth, too. You don’t think…Jeepers creepers! I better give Whitney a yelping hand before the neighbors scare up some silver bullets. I tell ya, a ghoul’s work it never done!Death wishes, Elvira

The day Chrysta Perretti runs away from her crazy parents in Benton, Illinois, she feels she s angry enough to stay on the road forever. But two years later, when the car she s in suddenly breaks down in a small Arkansas town, Chrysta's road fever dies too, and something new is born: something tells her that it's possible to start over and she doesn't have to be alone. In Excelsior Springs, Chrysta comes to learn the power of lasting friendships, for it is because of her newfound friends that she just might survive a dark, unexpected, and dangerous new episode in her life. Crescent Dragonwagon and Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Zindel explore what happens when a thirteen-year-old runaway dares to stop running and learns to face the good and the bad in herself.

When Lily's internship at the Museum of Modern Art falls through, she thinks her summer is ruined. Then her dad hooks her up with a oncein- a-lifetime chance to intern for Sabrina Snow—sixteen-year-old Hollywood starlet and the girl of the moment. From the pages of Party Weekly magazine, Sabrina's life looks like a nonstop merry-go-round of glamorous parties, red-carpet events, and designer clothes. But Lily soon learns that being Sabrina and being Sabrina's intern are two very different things.