Deliciously Daring

This is one of Stine's more down-to-earth stories, dealing with realistic-like characters. In particular, there's Mr. Hot Shot Bobby, who thinks he's every girl's dreamboat. Then there is the plethora of girls he's discarded who don't appreciate his nonchalant attitude as he jumps rapidly from one girl to the other.

The Wade twins change all that for him. Now, someone is stalking him and soon threatening his very life.

Stine's style of writing does it again--driving you anxiously forward, much like a few car scenes in the story. There are no stop signs, just a green light because you have to keep going. You are compelled to keep reading.

When you get to the end, you will be stunned. Because there is nothing predictable about his books. Only wonderfully shocking surprises.

because there is nothing predicatbale about his books.