Jill and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding free helicopter rides, heading north or south, and going up or down. Also, they find a cave and visit another galaxy because this book's not breaking any Choose Your Own Adventure molds.

Jason and Jill face hard decisions regarding miniaturized atomic ray search processes, decoding chicken scratch, and... BETRAYAL! Flppto, COLMP, and Zom are all words within this book, so hopefully you're ready for more R.A. Montgomery nonsense!

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding transportation, camping, and asking women for help. Eventually they become one with the whole Amazon basin because... they... sat for a little while?

Jill and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding setting up camp, chasing boys, and being chased by men. Also, wtf is greenstone?

Jason and Jill face hard decisions regarding “some action,” Star Wars Episode 42, and a case of Venusian swamp fever. Insert the lyrics to “Vacation,” by the Go-Go’s here.

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding something called the Hypo-Laser, hopelessness, and a "space boat." Nera Vivaldi makes a return as a fourth wall-breaking, exposition-dumping, literary meta-cliché. Wheee!

Jill and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding their piloting skills, their intuition, and whether or not to abandon a dying man.

Fatigue rules your lives. Never forget.

Jason and Jill face hard decisions regarding cryptic warnings, belly dancers, and an argument with a hotel clerk. What secrets could the Egyptian pyramids hide? Bad illustrations, apparently.

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding a ledge, a giant bird and ape men, all of which they try to avoid. Also, despite what the cover blurb says, 1980's "science" is the real star of this story.

Jill and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding which race to run, which car to drive, and whether or not to mug an old man. Also, a Russian is set on fire. This episode is just all sorts of violent.