Another Jekyll, Another Hyde

Another Jekyll, Another Hyde plunges readers into a dark, suspenseful world where high school drama meets supernatural horror. Thomas, a popular student, struggles with a breakup and drug use, making him vulnerable to his new stepmother's sinister influence. The story explores themes of identity, peer pressure, and the battle against internal and external evil, culminating in a modern reinterpretation of the classic Jekyll and Hyde tale. Parents should be aware of prominent themes of drug use, a hate crime, and supernatural possession, making it suitable for mature young adult readers aged 12-18 who enjoy intense thrillers with a paranormal edge.

An elusive stalker is targeting Marlowe kids — and something unearthly has gotten into its wealthiest student — as the Another series builds up to a fiendish finale. When his billionaire father marries French governess Nicola Vileroy, high society is all abuzz — but Thomas, the most popular student at Marlowe, is just plain high. Ever since his girlfriend Belle dumped him, he’s been spending less time with old friends and more time getting wasted at clubs. But after someone slips him a designer drug one night — and his stepmother seems to know way too much about his private life — things really start to get scary. As Thomas’s blackouts give way to a sinister voice inside his head, and as news of a vicious hate crime has students on edge, Thomas comes to the sickening realization that Madame Vileroy has involved him in a horrifying supernatural plan. How can he muster the strength and will to stop it? The pulse-quickening climax revisits Jekyll and Hyde as a current-day cautionary tale laced with a heady dose of paranormal intrigue.