by Aaron Michael Ritchey (2015)
"In the dying town of Avalon, Colorado, a half-empty high school serves as the arena for a battle between good and evil ... Lena is a broken girl, trying to hold it all together - herself, her brother, her town. Along the way she makes some choices that seem inevitable, that seem like the only way she can stay on top. But are they? Then two boys arrive, one light and loose - happy and always there, offering her everything she wants, the other dark and angry, standing in her way. She must choose between them, but first she must come to see beyond her own fears to the angel standing beside her ... The intensity builds in every scene as Lena and her friends confront natural and supernatural challenges that seem impossible to overcome"--Amazon.com.
Pam Spenser
Contains entries for approximately 1500 books published from 1988-1992 and ten indexes to their series, awards, time periods, locales, subjects, characters' names and descriptions, audience age levels, authors, and titles.
Barbara Steiner
From the moment Lana sees the mummy of the incredibly handsome Prince Nefra at the Egyptian exhibit, she gets an eerie feeling. She is unexplainably drawn to him when she hears him whisper, "Come back, my princess! Come back!" One misty night she sees the mummy in the park, chanting the same mysterious words and reaching toward her. Lana knows it's impossible. The mummy has been dead for thousands of years. Soon Lana is shrouded in a web of horror and longing that traps her between fantasy and reality. Who is really hidden behind the mummy's gray, musty gauze? And why is he terrorizing Lana?