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The Great and Dangerous
We have a list too and your name is on it. . . Ben Harvester and Becky Sanborne are clocking off after a normal shift at the Ministry of Pandemonium, guiding the souls of the newly-dead to the afterlife. But the enemy are still smarting after their catastrophic defeat at Halloween and are keen for revenge. A freak tornado that destroys Becky's house is only the start. When thirteen souls are stolen following a bomb explosion on Bad Saturday, the Ministry staff know that it heralds an all-out war with the Lords of Sundown. But little does Ben suspect how far their influence spreads. Who is the mysterious whisperer at his school? And why does Ben feel so uneasy about his mother's new boyfriend? The brilliant follow-up to the highly acclaimed Ministry of Pandemonium by Chris Westwood takes readers on a thrilling journey through the streets of London and to the gates of Abhorra. Fantastically gripping until the very last page.
Graveyard Shift
A spooky fantasy-adventure in which death is only the beginning! When Ben Harvester meets the mysterious Mr. October in London's Highgate Cemetery, he has no idea what a strange and dramatic turn his life is about to take. But Ben soon discovers that Mr. October works for the Ministry of Pandemonium, a secret organization responsible for tracking down lost souls and guiding them to the afterlife. And Mr. October wants him to be his new recruit. As Ben's apprenticeship begins, his eyes are opened to a new world of wonder -- a world where magic is real and ghosts haunt every crime scene, accident site, and hospital corridor. But with the wonder comes horror. Because the Ministry is not the only organization hunting spirits of the dead. The ghoulish Lords of Sundown want those spirits for their own sinister reasons. And as far as they're concerned, Ben's just chosen the wrong side in a very dangerous war. Ill-mannered spooks and fearsome monsters populate the alternative London of this charming paranormal adventure!
Personal Effects
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Virtual World
Fourteen-year-old Jack North finds himself literally drawn into the frightening world of what he thinks is a new virtual reality game.
Profile
Through a simple twist of fate ' a near-tragic accident, a stranger to the rescue ' a new man enters Robin Allen's life, and the Internet stalker she hoped she'd seen the last of becomes her New Best Friend... A dark psychological suspense from the author of Calling All Monsters ("A superior thriller writer" ' The Times). This is Chris Westwood's first self-published title.
Ministry of Pandemonium
When Ben Harvester meets the mysterious Mr October in Highgate Cemetery, nothing could have prepared him for the strange and dramatic turn his life is about to take. Soon Mr October is leading him towards his true calling - his work at the Ministry of Pandemonium, helping to guide the dead to the afterlife. But Ben quickly discovers that there are terrifying forces keen to thwart the work of the Ministry and lead the newly-dead astray. And when Ben's mum suddenly becomes seriously ill, he questions whether he can continue with the important job he has been given. This spine-tingling, magical book is an exciting return for author Chris Westwood and a thrilling read from start to finish. Follow all Ben Harvester and Mr October's adventures at www.ministryofpandemonium.co.uk
Calling All Monsters
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Shock Waves
A letter from a dating service links eighteen-year-old Leigh with the mysterious deaths of two other college students who seem to have had the life drained from them.
Brother of Mine
Sixteen-year-old twins, Nick and Tony, always envious of each other's talents, reveal, in alternate chapters, their differing perspectives of their sometimes complicated relationship. Suggested level: intermediate, secondary.
Sight Unseen
Psychological horror. Harry Levine doesn't accept rejection lightly, for Harry Levine knows terror in his friend. By the author of "The silence".
