Jay Bennett

At the end of a summer disrupted by three teenage suicides in their town, eighteen-year-old Kerry's girlfriend Alicia apparently kills herself, leaving him obsessed with death and strange doubts.

Peter's suspicions that his sister did not commit suicide grow stronger and stronger as he talks to people who knew her.

Paul, a popular, brilliant athlete, plots to murder his high school science teacher who he feels caused his coach's death and who stands in the way of a glorious future.

A Mohawk Indian living in New York City feels that the $10,000 he finds is a curse but even the coercion of gangsters can't make him return it.

Three survivors of an automobile crash in which the driver was killed are threatened by an executioner who believes they too should die. GD!!!

When his Uncle Ed commits suicide, after giving him $30,000 for his eighteenth birthday, Ray receives mysterious death threats and becomes involved in a dangerous sequence of events.

Teenage Brad is tormented by confused memories of a drunken ride with his best friend Alden, during which they may have hit and killed a man.

Seventeen-year-old Phil is terrorized by two of his dead brother's associates from Vietnam who demand from him a package he knows nothing about.

When she falls in love with a Chinese boy, a young girl discovers the difference between what her parents have taught her and what they truly believe.

The nineteen-year-old son of a criminal syndicate executive receives a phone call threatening his life--but why? and who?

After the girl eighteen-year-old Paul loves drowns at the New Jersey beach while he is the lifeguard on duty, he begins to receive phone calls from her and to see her in odd places.

Jason risks his life to find evidence that his mother, a convicted murderer facing execution, was framed.

An ancient African statue received as a gift from his dead father involves a seventeen-year-old boy with diamond smugglers.

An eighteen-year-old boy who witnesses a murder decides to keep quiet after he is threatened by the killer, but finds his silence increasingly hard to bear.