House of Danger by R. A. Montgomery takes YOU on a spooky adventure investigating criminal activity and a dark history in your town.

Written from the second-person point of view, the reader is a skilled psychic detective investigating the spooky happenings at the site of a terrible Civil War prison and must choose what happens next in the story.
If you decide that the chimpanzees are not as dangerous as they look and rush to give aid to the man, turn to page 3.
If you make a hasty retreat to your car, turn to page 29.

You have just closed another case when the phone rings in your office. The voice on the end of the line sounds like they need your help. Your only clue points to the creepy Marsden residence, a glass house built atop a Civil War prison that reportedly burned to the ground taking the inhabitants with it. Is this dark history a sign you shouldn't pursue the case? Do you call in your best friends for support? Or perhaps you should turn to the police for help? Are you ready to take on mutant chimpanzees, time travel, and a counterfeiting ring to solve the case?

Middle grade readers will investigate the haunted site of a terrible Civil War prison, meet money-hungry crooks, human-eating Venus flytraps, and ghosts from the Civil War, all while having fun reading and choosing.

YOU choose what happens next!