Fog, Snow, and Fire

Something is terribly wrong with the Shevvingtons. Something evil. FogEver since moving into the Shevvingtons'' boarding house, Christina''s schoolmates have started acting strangely. Michael and Benjamin are standoffish, and Anya seems to be losing her mind. Christina is certain the seemingly perfect Mr. and Mrs. Shevvington are behind it all, but no one will believe her. Are her friends going crazy in the Schooner Inne-or is Christina? SnowThe Shevvingtons seems to be winning whatever sick psychological game they''re playing with their young boarders. Anya is a sad, quiet shell of her former self, and now the Shevvingtons are manipulating Christina''s old friend Dolly. But no one will listen to Christina when she claims that the Shevvingtons are behind the girls'' strange behavior. Then Christina starts hearing scary noises in the basement. Are the Shevvingtons targeting her next? FireThe semester is almost over. Christina is almost free. But then she begins sleepwalking, unconsciously doing dangerous things like leaving lit candles around the house, carrying around pockets full of matches, and doodling flames into her textbooks-or so claim the Shevvingtons. Can Christina survive until the school year ends? Or will the Shevvingtons turn Christina''s life into a fiery hell? "Fans know what to expect from Cooney . . . bullet-train pacing and entertaining prose." -Kirkus Reviews "Cooney remains a master." -Publishers WeeklyCaroline B. Cooney (b. 1947) is the author of nearly a hundred books, including the famed young adult thriller The Face on the Milk Carton, an international bestseller. Cooney''s books have been translated into several languages, and have received multiple honors and awards, including an American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults award and a nomination for the Edgar Allan Poe Award. She is best known for her popular teen horror thrillers and romance novels. Her fast-paced, plot-driven work often explores themes of good and evil, love and hatred, right and wrong, and moral ambiguity. Born in Geneva, New York, Cooney grew up in Connecticut, and often sets her novels in dramatic New England landscapes. She has three children and four grandchildren and currently lives in South Carolina.