Impatient with his younger sister Monica's inability to keep up with him and his friend Mark while biking in the woods, Peter leaves them behind, but then leads them on an unfamiliar trail were the three get lost and seem to be going in circles back to an odd tree. They split up but instead of leaving, he goes to examine the tree, then is transported inside and falls into a room with a board game and a mysterious boy, Nathaniel. He offers to play the Forever Game with Peter, who accepts but then realizes that every move made on the board effects the woods Monnica and Mark are still looking for him in, by changing the whether or causing strange things to happen. And the game's winner will not only release those in the woods but also be freed from the tree - while the loser must stay behind. Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Tate loves to gamble and always accepts any challenge given to him, unlike Alex, who never does even when the odds are in his favor. But he may have put too much at stake when he accepts to play any game at Click's Emporium with the owner. If Tate wins, he'll get free passage for a year, but if he loses, Mr. Click will get his thumbprint. What Tate doesn't know is that losing means he will be owned by Mr. Click, who doesn't need an excuse to do something harsh to a cocky gambler who insults him, since he shrinks his victims to sell as pets. Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Wiley doesn't have as much luck trying out for the school hockey team as Zach does. Then he runs into a mysterious figure in the locker-room basement, who says that Wiley reminds him of a player who didn't start off well either, but soon improved amazingly when he got a certain hockey-stick: Jake the Snake Desmond. He tells Wiley where to find the stick, which still has the title Snake on it. Wiley does do excellently with it - he makes it into the last opening on the team instead of Zach, but doesn't act like he cares about his friend. Zach soon notices that Wiley's flesh begins peeling heavily, and he grows distant from him, saying he's better than Jake the Snake so is the greatest hockey-player himself. He even seems to be tempted to eat mice. Zach follows Wiley to where he got the stick and meets the character - Jake Desmond, now a man in snake's form, who tells Zach that every time Wiley uses the stick, he will continue the process of transforming into a snake, like all the ... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

When all the kids at school get virtual pets, it changes them in a very scary way. Luckily, Kate doesn't like these hi-tech toys. In an electronic showdown, she'll have to battle all her best friends in a struggle to death...save her life and theirs. Written by Anonymous

Tired of his boring life and slaving away at his parents' failing Chinese restaurant, David is given his grandfather's box of magic fortune cookies that send the boy into an alternate reality where he's a rich and famous comic book artist but is also a stranger to his parents whose restaurant is now a town hit and his sister who is now an abusive punk girl living with her petty thug boyfriend and on the run from a Chinese warrior dressed in black.

In this story told by Midnight Society member Megan (Elisha Cuthbert), Tommy and his little brother David think the new upstairs neighbors have a lot of strange cooking and eating habits that veer towards the cannibal end of the spectrum. Written by Anonymous

Diana lives in rural Canada in a redneck town where hunting is a common way to get entertainment. She is conflicted with the choice of whether or not to join her peers, and with the help of a strange girl named Laura and a wolf called The Blaze she is about to learn how cruel the sport of hunting really is... Written by GasmaskProductionsBooks

Adder is obsessed with hunting vampires and does by thinking and acting as a vampire would. On vacation he drags his family to Wisteria, a town rumored to be an area of vampires, about a week after a funeral-home owner claimed to be attacked by one. That night, he goes looking in the famous coffins the legendary Dreyfus was said to be in, but learns the story isn't legend. And he not only has to face Dreyfus, but also some locals who know vampires are real and take Adder's actions to heart enough to think he himself is a vampire. Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Friends Allan and Jimmy are in for a cyber shock after they steal a computer game called The Wisdom Glass and find themselves transported to a strange game-world where they end up on trial for the theft of the game.

When the local high school decides to stage Macbeth, it unleashes some terrifying ghosts lurking backstage. Ross (Jay Baruchel) and Vanessa find out why the play is haunted and must get rid of the gremlins without getting blood on their hands. Written by Anonymous

While in Sardo's magic shop, Max buys an eraser and pencil, then discovers they're magical when the isketch of fruit he erases results in the model disappearing. Whatever he draws or writes the name of with the pencil then erases is removed from Earth, so Max begins to use it to his advantage by erasing things he hates, like his piano and mean dog. But when his sister Shelley, who he wishes to get more time away from, threatens to tell and he erases he erases her, he has to erase himself and the tools to find and bring her back. It turns out that what is erased enters Oblivion, a place where a being named Kronos who originally claimed the tools destroys them once they're within his reach... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Loner Meggie finds anonymous notes from someone who claims to like her, and thinks it's an athlete named Nick, before learning it isn't - he does like her, but never wrote the notes...and he isn't causing mysterious messages and shadows to appear in her home. When his friends imply Nick was only pretending to like her on a bet, Meggie wants nothing to do with him, but he's determined to prove his loyalty to her by confronting the writer who won't leave her alone and left a threatening note for him. It isn't until later that Meggie learns the person may be a ghost who wrote letters to her mother, and she must race against time to save Nick... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Dani and her brother Kirk search for her friend Gina, who mysteriously skied off into an isolated area near their mountain home. They don't find her, but then Dani begins seeing Gina appear and beg for help in mirrors and on TV, so goes out again. She and Kirk find an abandoned cabin with an old woman who says she is Gina, aged after an encounter with something called the Aumbra. The Aumbra already took the life of the ski-patroller Gina followed, and can only be stopped by light - but with a thunderstorm approaching as night falls, and wood and flashlight batteries running low, they have to keep it at bay until dawn so it doesn't prey upon Dani next. Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net