Cover shows wear.� Interior of the book is pristine (clean, flat pages) and has tight binding. "Unnatural Talent" by Les Logan 1983 ISBN 0553236075� Condition:� GOOD.
"Swamp Witch" by Laurie Bridges & Paul Alexander� 1983 ISBN 0553236067� Condition:� GOOD. "Magic Show" by Laurie Bridges & Paul Alexander 1983 ISBN0553228331 Condition:� GOOD/VERY GOOD.� Spine has small crease on upper right corner of front cover.� Cover shows wear including rubbing on the spine hinge and edge wear. "The Game" by Les Logan 1983 ISBN 0553228358� Condition:� GOOD.� Cover shows wear (edge wear on spine hinges, few creases on front cover).� Name written on the inside of the front cover.� Otherwise pristine interior with tight binding. "The Doll" by Rex Sparger 1983 ISBN 0553228242� Condition:� GOOD/VERY GOOD.� Spine has slight crease on lower corner of front cover.� Cover shows wear including rubbing on the spine hinge and edge wear. "Devil Wind" by Laurie Bridges & Paul Alexander 1983 ISBN 055322834X� Condition:� GOOD.� Cover shows wear (few creases on front cover, rubbing on spine hinge, edge wear.� Message written in ink on top of first page.� Otherwise pristine interior with tight binding. Cover shows wear including rubbing on the spine hinge.� Interior of book is pristine (clean, flat pages) and has tight binding. "The Companion" by Scott Siegel 1983 ISBN 0553236768� Condition:� GOOD. It's all very mild and ho-hum, and even its eightiesness can't do much to save it.8 UN-NUMBERED books:"The Bargain" by Rex Sparger 1983 ISBN 0553228234� Condition:� FAIR/GOOD.� Cover shows wear.� Interior of the book is pristine (clean, flat pages) and has tight binding. As such, the story was a bore, with a minor little exorcism involving the kids' parents to cap things off. Despite knowing something hinky is going on, they continue to pursue fame and wealth and even complain that it's not happening enough to their liking! It was very difficult to get on board with the protagonists, so I didn't really care that they were being possessed, or if they would get out of it. The five kids are all interchangeable as characters, and there's no sense that they're slowly being corrupted by an evil influence. But what about those marks on their faces? Why is Chort so open about the fact he practices witchcraft? Willfully blind to the fact their situation is too good to be true, the kids go along with the bargain they have struck with Chort, which will clearly involve their souls! After sessions with Chort, their music begins to improve dramatically. When they are unexpectedly dropped from their current gig, they travel to visit him and take him up on his offer. But then they receive a visit from a mysterious man named Chort, who offers them their wildest dreams of success. Kip, Penny, Mike, Roy and Sue are a small-town band on the road to nowhere.
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