Welwyn Wilton Katz

In 2044 in an ecologically destroyed Canada, Sara and her friend Dani accompany Sara's grandmother to the still unspoiled North Pole and there begin an adventure in time that helps them understand the fragile world they inhabit.

In this interpretation of the Arthurian legend, fifteen-year-old Morgan Lefevre is mistaken for one of her ancestors while visiting England, summoned to the alien world of Nwm, and caught between the opposing cruelties of the two Magics.

Thirteen-year-old Laney, troubled by the animosity between her divorced parents, and fourteen-year-old Tom, determined to preserve his Indian identity, form an uneasy alliance after finding rare Indian false face masks and realizing their terrifying power.

Summering with his father on the Channel Island of Guernsey, fourteen-year-old Mike perceives inexplicable, but undeniable, signs of witchcraft which seem directed at destroying his friends.

The Aubrey children are transported to mysterious world by a sorceress and a prince to help defeat the Red Guard, an evil force which has kept the world in darkness for over 700 years.

A scientific field trip on the California coast, near the possible site of a sunken treasure ship from Francis Drake's expedition, brings together two teenagers, an emotionally isolated boy and a girl who is discovering she shares an empathic bond with two gray whales in the area.

A Canadian release: This tongue in cheek action adventure is a story about victims . . . Amy, an escort girl fleeing from kidnappers takes Harvey Gordon out of his safe and sane life for one suspenseful and action filled thrill ride night of his life. Fleeing from kidnappers Amy involves Gordon who is unaware that he is about to be dragged down into a world of blackmail, deceit and depravity. His involvement sets him up as a pawn in a game of intrigue and throughout the night, as he attempts to unravel the mystery before him. But most of all, the story is about survivors who have to make it Out of the Dark.