Authors: R.L. Stine
First Evil (17 page)
“Fear Street,” one of the policemen had said grimly, shaking his head. “Fear Street . . .”
A few minutes later he allowed them all to go home.
As Corky climbed the stairs to her room, the room she had shared with her sister, she thought of Bobbi.
Bobbi had died because of the evil spirit's jealousy.
And now Corky was alone. Left alone to remember forever the horrors of this night.
She turned on the light and glanced at the bedside clock. Three o'clock in the morning. Wearily, feeling numb, she tugged off her clothes, letting them fall to the floor, and pulled a nightgown over her head.
“BobbiâI miss you so much!” she cried out loud.
Trying to force back the sobs that threatened to burst out of her throat, she turned off the light and lowered herself into bed.
Bobbi is gone forever, she told herself miserably.
But so is the evil spirit.
The evil spirit is buried once again, buried in the old grave, locked in the coffin under six feet of dirt where it can't harm anyone ever again.
She sighed, pulling the covers up to her chin.
“Heyâ”
There was something in her bed.
With a startled cry, she reached down, grabbed it, held it tightly.
She clicked on the lamp and stared at it, blinking as her eyes adjusted to the light.
It was the maroon and white pennant with Jennifer's name stitched across the front.
She stared at the pennant, reading the name again and again.
Then it fell from her hand and she started to scream.
THE NIGHTMARES
NEVER END . . .
WHEN YOU VISIT
Next . . .
CHEERLEADERS:
THE SECOND EVIL
Corky Corcoran is trying to put the nightmare of her sister Bobbi's death behind her. She's back on the Shadyside cheerleading squad and has become friends with Kimmy, Debra, and Ronnie. But just when everything seems like it's back to normal for Corky, she hears horrible screams in the gym, notices a very strange young man following her, and thinks she sees her dead sister rise from the grave. And then the murders begin again. . . .
“Where do you get your ideas?”
That's the question that R.L. Stine is asked most often. “I don't know where my ideas come from,” he says. “But I do know that I have a lot more scary stories in my mind that I can't wait to write.”
So far, he has written over a hundred mysteries and thrillers for young people, all of them best-sellers.
Bob grew up in Columbus, Ohio. Today he lives in an apartment near Central Park in New York City with his wife, Jane.
Fear Street
ALL-NIGHT PARTY
BAD DREAMS
THE BEST FRIEND
THE BEST FRIEND 2: SPECIAL EDITION
THE BOY NEXT DOOR
THE CHEATER
COLLEGE WEEKEND
THE CONFESSION
THE DARE
DEAD END
DOUBLE DATE
THE FACE
FINAL GRADE
THE FIRE GAME
FIRST DATE
HALLOWEEN PARTY
HAUNTED
INTO THE DARK
KILLER'S KISS
THE KNIFE
LET'S PARTY
LIGHTS OUT
THE MIND READER
MISSING
THE NEW BOY
THE NEW GIRL
NIGHT GAMES
ONE EVIL SUMMER
THE OVERNIGHT
THE PERFECT DATE
THE PROM QUEEN
THE RICH GIRL
THE RUNAWAY
SECRET ADMIRER
THE SECRET BEDROOM
SKI WEEKEND
THE SLEEPWALKER
THE STEPSISTER
THE STEPSISTER 2
SUNBURN
THE SURPRISE PARTY
SWITCHED
THE THRILL CLUB
TRAPPED
TRUTH OR DARE
WHAT HOLLY HEARD
WHO KILLED THE HOMECOMING QUEEN?
THE WRONG NUMBER
WRONG NUMBER 2
Fear Park
THE FIRST SCREAM
THE LOUDEST SCREAM
THE LAST SCREAM
Fear Street Cheerleaders
THE FIRST EVIL
THE SECOND EVIL
THE THIRD EVIL
THE NEW EVIL
CHEERLEADERS: THE EVIL LIVES! (A Fear Street Superchiller)
Fear Street Duet
FEAR HALL: THE BEGINNING
FEAR HALL: THE CONCLUSION
Fear Street Trilogies
The Cataluna Chronicles
THE EVIL MOON #1
THE DARK SECRET #2
THE DEADLY FIRE #3
99 Fear Street: The House of Evil
THE FIRST HORROR
THE SECOND HORROR
THE THIRD HORROR
Fear Street Saga
THE BETRAYAL #1
THE SECRET #2
THE BURNING #3
THE AWAKENING EVIL
CHILDREN OF FEAR
DANCE OF DEATH
DAUGHTERS OF SILENCE
FORBIDDEN SECRETS
HEART OF THE HUNTER
THE HIDDEN EVIL
HOUSE OF WHISPERS
THE SIGN OF FEAR
A NEW FEAR
Fear Street Super Chillers
BAD MOONLIGHT
BROKEN HEARTS
THE DEAD LIFEGUARD
GOODNIGHT KISS
GOODNIGHT KISS 2
HIGH TIDE
THE NEW YEAR'S PARTY
PARTY SUMMER
SILENT NIGHT
SILENT NIGHT #2
SILENT NIGHT #3
Other novels
HOW I BROKE UP WITH ERNIE
PHONE CALLS
CURTAINS
BROKEN DATE
This book is a work of fiction. Any references to historical events, real people, or real locales are used fictitiously. Other names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author's imagination, and any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
First Simon Pulse edition May 2002
Text copyright © 1992 by Parachute Press, Inc.
Originally published as an Archway Paperback in 1992
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