Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding a newspaper clipping, an oriental sculpture, and a trip to the Himalayas. It's the end of an era: this is Paul Granger's final run as a CYOA illustrator... or is it?! Dun-dun-DUNNNNN!

Jill and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding sleeping with PJ, hiding from robed men, and the Beaker tribe. Mee-mee. Mee-mee-mee-mee. Mee-mee-mee.

Jason and Jill face hard decisions regarding their willingness to risk their lives, questioning the housekeeper, and confronting ghosts. Hope you're in the mood for a quiet, exposition-heavy tale, because that's exactly what this is.

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding escorting a dwarf, stealing a staff, and a leap of faith. A bit of trivia: this is the first Choose Your Own Adventure book to feature a gratuitous shower scene, so... yay?

Jill and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding odd lumps, maybe pirates, and a good winch. The opportunity to make "Holy Diver" references is sadly missed, but the seamen jokes are gotten out of the way right up front.

Jason and Jill face hard decisions regarding a disappearing aunt, the vampire fog, and the Corridor of Death. For the record, Jason chose scissors and Jill just pointed.

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding traditional English inns, sleeping arrangements, and secret staircases. Also, a common CYOA trope begins to wear out its welcome.

Jill and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding heads or tails, investigating light, and child guides.

Ned is the worst. Literally the worst.

Jason and Jill face hard decisions regarding one match, Hippo the bear, and catching fish in a poncho. Jill just isn't having any of this book, so expect salt.

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding moaning, digging, and waving around a lethal weapon like a psycho. Beware the "tummahaaaw."