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""A superb choice for fans of Jonathan Stroud's Lockwood & Co. series, Tom Booth's Eerie-on-Sea books, and creepypastas."" Booklist, Starred Review The third installment in The Doomsday Archives brings back an old occult relic with a new twist-it has evolved to hunt its victims via online spaces. Of the three young members of the Order, Serena is the most sensitive to otherworldly forces. It's a ""gift"" she regards dubiously. But when a student at her school dies after posting a disturbing online rant-one that appears uncharacteristic with his character-she begins to sense that something is amiss. Her search leads her to a mysterious online streamer who seems to attract promising young people just before they suffer very public breakdowns. Could the streamer somehow be causing their declines? Things go from bad to worse when Serena discovers the stream's newest target: her brother, Dom. Serena must face off against the Shadowglass before she loses someone she loves.

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Praise for The Doomsday Archives: The Wandering Hour A Junior Library Guild Selection An Indie Next Pick ★ ""Clark and Eliopulos expertly build heart-pounding suspense . . . The book champions accepting each other's quirks and weirdness, which will resonate with anyone who's struggled to fit in. A superb choice for fans of Jonathan Stroud's Lockwood & Co. series, Tom Booth's Eerie-on-Sea books, and creepypastas."" ―Booklist, Starred Review ""An engaging start to a promising new series."" ―Kirkus ""This dark plot-driven adventure, sprinkled with insightful New Rotterdam wiki entries, winking humor, and heaps of horror sensibilities, is unsettlingly creepy."" ―Publishers Weekly ""Zack Loran Clark and Nick Eliopulos have summoned the grinning ghost of author John Bellairs and updated him for a generation steeped in the eerie world of online urban legends. Here's hoping you can all make it out of New Rotterdam alive!"" ―Trevor Henderson, author of Scarewaves and creator of Siren Head ""Enter The Doomsday Archives and discover a diabolical mix of menacing monsters, forbidden artifacts, and contemporary chills. This series is guaranteed to keep you up way past your bedtime. I want―no, need―the next installment!"" ―K.R. Alexander, bestselling author of Gallowgate and The Collector ""The Doomsday Archives should be marked with a bright red sticker that says, I DARE YOU TO READ THIS. It is the most delightfully frightening book for young people to come along in years! Absolutely brilliant."" ―Dan Poblocki, bestselling author of Tales to Keep You Up at Night

"Praise for The Doomsday Archives: The Wandering Hour A Junior Library Guild Selection An Indie Next Pick ★ ""Clark and Eliopulos expertly build heart-pounding suspense . . . The book champions accepting each other's quirks and weirdness, which will resonate with anyone who's struggled to fit in. A superb choice for fans of Jonathan Stroud's Lockwood & Co. series, Tom Booth's Eerie-on-Sea books, and creepypastas."" ―Booklist, Starred Review ""An engaging start to a promising new series."" ―Kirkus ""This dark plot-driven adventure, sprinkled with insightful New Rotterdam wiki entries, winking humor, and heaps of horror sensibilities, is unsettlingly creepy."" ―Publishers Weekly ""Zack Loran Clark and Nick Eliopulos have summoned the grinning ghost of author John Bellairs and updated him for a generation steeped in the eerie world of online urban legends. Here's hoping you can all make it out of New Rotterdam alive!"" ―Trevor Henderson, author of Scarewaves and creator of Siren Head ""Enter The Doomsday Archives and discover a diabolical mix of menacing monsters, forbidden artifacts, and contemporary chills. This series is guaranteed to keep you up way past your bedtime. I want―no, need―the next installment!"" ―K.R. Alexander, bestselling author of Gallowgate and The Collector ""The Doomsday Archives should be marked with a bright red sticker that says, I DARE YOU TO READ THIS. It is the most delightfully frightening book for young people to come along in years! Absolutely brilliant."" ―Dan Poblocki, bestselling author of Tales to Keep You Up at Night"

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Zack Loran Clark (Author) Zack Loran Clark is a writer and editor of books for young readers. He is the author of The Lock-Eater and co-author of The Adventurers Guild trilogy with Nick Eliopulos. A lifelong fantasy nerd, avid Dungeons & Dragons player, and aspiring sorcerer, he lives with his husband and their dog in Brooklyn, NY. Nick Eliopulos (Author) Nick Eliopulos is an author, editor, teacher, and game designer. His writing credits include the shop-simulator video game Potionomics; more than a dozen officially licensed Minecraft books; and, with co-author Zack Loran Clark, The Adventurers Guild trilogy. Nick lives with his husband in Upstate New York.

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