Books with title Haunted Video

Seventeen-year-old Hailey Steele killed her boyfriend in a car wreck, which fills her with guilt and self-loathing. So when Eli Carter enters her life, Hailey persistently denies her attraction and developing feelings for him. It’s wrong to like someone else when your boyfriend is dead. It’s easier to cope in other ways, like changing schools and using alcohol. Meanwhile, Jeremy McClure—not realizing he’s dead—waits in the cemetery for his girlfriend to arrive. He’s certain they agreed to meet. Why else would he be here? The last time Jeremy saw Hailey, they were cruising home on a dark and rain-slicked road after an underage party. What he doesn’t expect is an encounter with someone else. Eli Carter has a jaded past. His junior year was full of skeletons, and his closet thrown wide open for the entire high school to see. But he manned up, and still got burned. With new girl Hailey, Eli has the chance for a fresh start, someone who knows nothing about his past. That is, if she’ll ever give him the time of day. Told in alternating points of view, Haunted is the story of three teens whose lives cross after one fateful night, proving that one night changes everything.

One day Denise gets a surprise package in the mail. She opens it up and finds a mirror with all sorts of elaborate woodwork around it. She thinks it is for her mother who collects antiques, but it is addressed to her. When she gazes into it she is shocked. The image gazing back at her doesn’t look like Plain Old Jane Denise Manning, the most average senior in the high school. Instead it looks like a gorgeous blond movie star. Denise may be blond, but she doesn’t look like that, or does she? She turns the mirror this way and that. The image blinks when she blinks. It nods when she nods. It raises its hand when she does. Perhaps she never took a really good look at herself before.But just as she smiles she hears a laugh. She looks down in shock at one of the carved figures on the mirror. It is smiling and winking at her. What is going on here? Is it Denise’s imagination or something far more sinister? Is she being haunted? Denise had better figure it out before she gets scared to death.

Rowan Alexander wants nothing more than to turn back the clock and live in the past; and that is the one thing that even her considerable powers will not allow her to do. Instead, she turns inward, refusing to use her considerable powers as a necromancer--but that refusal is not without a cost of its own. When her cousin Galen brings her to the most haunted high school in America, it's all she can do to hold the darkness within herself at bay. Given where she's been, letting that darkness out could be very dangerous indeed.

When a party of journalists, writers, and actresses descend on the resort of Green Oak, Alaska, they imagine a relaxing getaway where they can unwind from the stresses of the city. But when one of their number disappears, leaving only a handful of strange clues, the police are called. Sergeant Wood investigates the matter, but when he draws a blank he seeks the help of his friend, Detective Davis, who is happy to assist with the case. But on the day that Davis arrives, a second person goes missing, deepening the mystery. And when a third person disappears, the police know that they have the potential for a serious crime on their hands. Jack Thomson, one of the party, then comes forward and explains that all three of the disappearances had happened in a manner similar to the one described by him on his paranormal TV show. When Davis discovers that Thomson had arrived at the resort with his mistress, who is now also missing, and that his wife had arrived just before the first person disappeared, it seems like they have a strong suspect. But even if Thomson’s wife was responsible, why would she have kidnapped four people? The answers are there, lying beneath a sordid veneer of fame, greed and adultery. It’s up to Davis and Wood to get to the bottom of it.