Christopher Pike Livres

Vêtue de sa combinaison de plongée, elle évolue dans l'obscurité d'abysses insondables. La lune brille au travers de l'eau, mais, à cette profondeur, elle paraît distordue et écrasée. Les poissons qui nagent autour d'elle ont des yeux énormes et leurs lèvres semblent dures et froides comme de la pierre... Elle pénètre dans un monde où les humains ne sont pas les bienvenus. La bouche noire et béante d'une grotte l'attire comme un aimant. Elle entre lentement. Et ce qu'elle voit lui arrache un hoquet de stupeur...

Le soir d'Halloween, Adam et ses amis s'égarent dans la rue du Mort, où se dresse la Maison du Mal. Cette dernière a très mauvaise réputation : quiconque y pénètre n'en ressort jamais. Pourtant, lorsqu'un cri épouvantable retentit à l'intérieur, Adam et ses amis n'hésitent pas une seconde : il n'est pas question qu'ils abandonnent un être humain en détresse...

Mélanie n'est pas à Careville depuis longtemps, elle ne connaît personne et passe ses soirées à étudier. Aussi, quand elle décroche un rôle dans la pièce que monte la troupe du lycée, elle est folle de joie. Désormais, elle a des amis. Marc, en particulier. Mais pourquoi est-il si taciturne ? Et Rindy... Quelle fille bizarre ! Peu à peu, Mélanie comprend que tous partagent un terrible secret. Que s'est-il passé l'année précédente ? Et qui est ce mystérieux Clyde dont personne ne veut parler ? Arrive enfin le jour J : Mélanie est sur scène. Suivant le scénario, elle vise Rindy et tire. Sa partenaire s'écroule, une tache rouge apparaît sur sa chemise. Rindy ne joue plus : elle est morte. Et Mélanie se retrouve menottes aux poignets.

Alisa Perne is the last vampire. Beautiful and brilliant, for 5000 years she has hunted alone, living among humans, living off humans. But somebody knows her secret and they want her dead

Strange balls of light zap Adam and he is no longer human but alien and the balls of light are headed toward town.

Alisa Perne is the last vampire. Beautiful and brilliant, for 5000 years she has hunted alone, living among humans, living off humans. But somebody knows her secret and they want her dead

SHE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THAT SHE WAS DEAD. When Shari Cooper awoke at home after being at her girlfriend's birthday party, her family acted like she wasn't there. They didn't hear a thing she said. They wouldn't even look at her. Then the call came from the hospital. Her father and brother paled. Her mother started to cry. Shari didn't know what was wrong. Not until she followed them to the hospital. There she found herself lying on a cold slab in the morgue. The police said that it was suicide. Shari knew she had been murdered. Making a vow to herself to find her killer, Shari embarks on the strangest of all criminal investigations: one in which she spies on her friends, and even enters their dreams -- where she comes face-to-face with a nightmare from beyond the grave. The Shadow -- a thing more horrible than death itself -- is the key to Shari's death, and the only thing that can stop her murderer from murdering again.

When a student dies at a party held at the start of the high school year, a group of students are convinced it was more than a mysterious suicide, and their investigation leads them into danger.

Two stories - Red Dice - Alisa Perne is the last vampire, Alisa is on the run. The US government is pursuing her, intent on obtaining her vampire DNA -- Phantom - Alisa has made a discovery that could bring her untold tragedy and danger

The trial is for murder. Ann Rice is dead. Her best friend, Sharon McKay, stands accused. But there is no body. And the three witnesses to the crime only heard what happened, and did not see it. Nevertheless, the prosecution is almost certain of victory. Ann was alone in the dark with Sharon on top of the cliff when Ann fell the 500 feet into the torrential river that claimed her life. There was only one route leading to the cliff, and all the witnesses can remember hearing the girls arguing before the fall occurred. Sharon's only defense is that Ann committed suicide. But everyone who knew Ann, including Sharon, said she was not the suicidal type. And they were right. Ann was much more than suicidal. She was obsessed.