Jason and Connie face hard decisions regarding which event to race in, Raoul’s help, and the hidden messages in the music. Get ready to experience the power of thought travel!

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding their accommodations, following a strange woman, and digging up old lady poo, probably. Get ready to eat a peach for hours!

Connie and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding a really hot lead, a pointless phone call, and Turbo Teen. Sometimes a narrative doesn’t require the protagonist’s participation at all. This is one of those times.

Jason and Connie face hard decisions regarding Nirvana, The Count, and everybody’s favorite, most beloved CYOA character, Chief DuBois. Ennnjoooooy!

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding a clip-clop cadence, a possibly cursed zither, and extinguishing the flame. One day, Jay Leibold sat down at his word processor, dropped a tab of acid, and conceived this hearty, “‘F’ you!” to reality.

Connie and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding running for it, running for it again, and — you guessed it — running for it one more time! Serpentine, Babou!

Jason and Connie face hard decisions regarding a phone call, a paddle wheeler adventure, and Melvin’s howl. The gang’s most nonsensical time travel adventure yet!

Jeromy and Jason face hard decisions regarding some light trespassing, ditching Tom, and following a strange man into a basement. Considering the choices that were made, the message this book sends to kids could be deemed… misguided.

Connie and Jeromy face hard decisions regarding free drinks, unintentional arson, and bungee jumping. Time to defeat 4/5ths of the yakuza.

Jason and Connie face hard decisions regarding the Winners’ Club, Steve Gordon, and Matt Cunningham. Who would’ve thought a book about skateboarding could wind up being such a tender tale of romance?