The Eyes of Darkness
A grieving mother pursues signs that her dead son may be alive, uncovering a secretive conspiracy with deadly stakes.
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To Best the Boys
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Spell Robbers
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The Secret Lake
Two siblings uncover a hidden tunnel in their garden and tumble into a past version of their own home.
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The Last Alchemist
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The Frozen Realm
A survivor and his father are trapped in a frozen post-apocalyptic world where ancient tech, monsters, and gods lurk below.
Obernewtyn
A hidden psychic girl is sent to a mountain stronghold where other outcasts and dangerous secrets threaten her survival.
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The Third Gate
A history professor turned enigmalogist joins a secret dig for an ancient pharaoh’s tomb where curse-like events mount.
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Nightfall
On a strange island where night lasts 14 years, three teens get stranded as darkness falls and must survive what wakes up.
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The Box and the Dragonfly
A curious boy follows a sign with his name to a hidden warehouse and is drawn into a dangerous conflict over magical objects.
Citadel
A nonverbal autistic outcast in a walled theocracy discovers the “demons” beyond the forest may be people.
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