"Save them, Dean. Save them all...."

Dean Curse avoids attention the way his best friend Colin avoids common sense. Which is why he isn't happy about being Abbotsford's latest local hero - having saved the life of a stranger, he is now front page news. Dean's reason for avoiding the limelight? Ever since his heroic act, he's been having terrifying visions of people dying and they're freaking him out so badly his psychologist father just might have him committed. Dean wants nothing more than to lay low and let life get back to normal.

But when Dean's visions start...

The time has come: Dean Curse and his two best friends will soon meet the other members of the society who share his gift of premonition. They're so excited to finally get a formal welcome that they don't even mind that the timing means they miss the opening day of the city's premier event: the annual Abbotsford air show.

But what is supposed to be a relaxed meet-and-greet with his new team, quickly becomes a race against the clock. Dean, and every other member of the Abbotsford sector, are hit--at the same moment--by a particularly horrifying vision of death and members of the...

Jared and Marcus aren't like other 11-year-olds...they're also Revengers. They fix problems and they're awesome at it-at least, they will be if they ever get a chance to show off their skills. What they need is exposure. Luckily, they have the perfect target in mind: Jared's sister's boyfriend. He's a jerky, wannabe rock star, a relentless bully and he smells like old gym socks. Enough is enough. The tone deaf jerk's days are numbered.

There's only one hitch: Marcus already offered their services elsewhere. A stray cat with serious aggression issues apparently has a whole...

Welcome to the 6th GRADE REVENGERS. Be warned: The stories are about two boys using ingenuity and intrigue to do things no parent--or florist--would approve of. Prepare to see after-school jobs in a whole new light.

"Yeah, I know, it's not typical for Revengers to take out a florist. But guess what? We're not typical, and this one is totally asking for it. No, really, he's ASKING for it."

When eleven-year-old problem-solvers Jared and Marcus get a request to deal with a florist, from a jaded bride, they get a good laugh out of it. But then another...