Ghost:Karika's missing when you wake up. You'd been asleep for several days... but you haven't rebooted, even though you saw the butterfly. Was it for you or for Karika? Is she moving around the town like a ghost, rebooting? Is she still after you? Could this be the end of the road for you, or are there more tricks up the sleeves of these crafty people who've entered your life?All questions have come to the brink... and everything is tumbling down.White (Alternate Ending 1):Peter's the safest bet. He'll protect you at any cost. After all, your heart cries out to him the most, doesn't it? If you had to choose someone, it would one-hundred percent be Peter. One problem.You have to be alive to find your happy ending, and Karika is making it near impossible to get out of these tunnels alive.Happily ever after, a saying used in fairy tales, a promise that was made to Karika and not you... but could you find it for yourself?Black (Alternate Ending 2):You were his scapegoat. Is choosing him a good idea? Probably not.He won't give you up and you aren't ready to get rid of him either. Can you find a way to forgive and love the monster this man has become?With Karika falling off the deep end, the five of you need to find a way out of the tunnels and fast--before you're gunned down by her men. BOOK 7-9 OF THE REPLAY SERIES K. Weikel uses her three-dimensional characters to tell stories of life and adventure and magic."The One-Hundred" won the Wattys Award in 2015 and has reached over two million reads. Weikel has also won the 2017 Writers Awards for Building Monsters. She has written 60 books, including her first manga, "Katharsis". To learn more, visit her website: http://www.kweikel.com You wake up in an unfamiliar room, trapped on the second story with only a window for escape. Blood is on the nightstand next to you and there's a note with a warning and an address, an address that will lead you to a shop filled with deadly secrets. Those secrets could be the key to unlocking your memory... one you might not want back.All questions will come to the brink... and then everything will tumble down.
