Steven Whibley

The Dean Curse Chronicles

Glimpse

After nearly destroying his school, fourteen-year-old prankster Matt is sent to Camp Friendship. Within minutes of arriving, Matt is nearly killed -- twice. What sort of summer camp has programs in forging passports, endless fight training and weapons drills? And what about the hidden rooms? Matt starts to think his parents have enrolled him in some kind of freakish, elite spy school. But Camp Friendship's purpose is far more sinister. Matt begins to understand he has two choices -- pull the prank of a lifetime to escape ... or die trying.

Disruption

The time has come: Dean Curse and his two best friends will soon meet the other members of the society who share his gift of premonition. They're so excited to finally get a formal welcome that they don't even mind that the timing means they miss the opening day of the city's premier event: the annual Abbotsford air show. But what is supposed to be a relaxed meet-and-greet with his new team, quickly becomes a race against the clock. Dean, and every other member of the Abbotsford sector, are hit-at the same moment-by a particularly horrifying vision of death and members of the Congregatio de Sacrifico from divisions all over the country come to help. One thing is clear: they have 24 hours to stop what is sure to be the most catastrophic event the city has ever seen. But as desperate seconds tick by, Dean, Colin and Lisa become more and more convinced the disaster is going to be caused by someone within their own new-found ranks. It's going to take every ounce of determination and bravery for Dean and his friends to find the answers before it's too late - but how do you stop someone who already knows the tricks of the society's trade?

Book 3)

Impact (The Dean Curse Chronicles

Fourteen-year-old Dean Curse is still having horrifying visions of people in grave danger. So far, he considers a few broken bones and a standing appointment in group therapy to be worthwhile for the good he's done. A vision leads him to believe a museum robbery will go very badly, but he can't get the police to believe him. Dean and his friends decide they must act, even if it means breaking a few laws. They have 24 hours to decide if the ends really do justify the means.

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