Christopher Edge Books in Order

Investigating his father's death, Scott discovers a government road-closure program concealing a supernatural conspiracy. Ancient barriers between the living and the dead are being broken, and he must expose the truth before the environmental scheme unleashes an apocalypse.

A government plan to close motorways and restore nature unleashes an invasion of the dead. Scott and his friends search for someone who can help seal the Dead Ways before the spreading catastrophe leaves them without hope.

This illustrated guide introduces the challenges facing a hero in the world of fantasy and legend. Troll bridges, dungeons, banshees, dragons, and wizards become opportunities to learn inventive ways of surviving danger and solving the problems of an imaginary adventure.

A humorous guide introduces young readers to making and saving money through imaginative schemes and practical ideas. From creating apps to searching for treasure, it turns financial ambitions and budgeting problems into a playful exploration of ways to build a fortune.

Thirteen-year-old magazine owner Penelope secretly writes popular horror stories under an adult man's name. A request from Bedlam draws her into the mystery of patients who write at the same precise time each night, producing disturbing visions of the coming century.

A filmmaker offers to turn the Penny Dreadful's stories into silent movies, but production is plagued by frightening incidents. Penelope investigates when her public author figure begs for help, only to become trapped inside dangers drawn from her own writing.

Desperate for a story to save her magazine, Penelope seizes on a letter confessing to the theft of the Crown Jewels. When the man posing as her author persona is accused, she must recover the jewels while protecting the secret behind their shared identity.

Edge helps young writers turn ideas into stories, covering audiences, genres, writer's block, and expressive language. Examples and practical suggestions encourage children to experiment with words, shape stronger sentences, and approach creative writing with more confidence and enjoyment.

After his mother's death, Albie hears his scientist father suggest she might still exist in a parallel universe. Armed with a box, her computer, and a rotting banana, he sets out through space and time to look for her.

Jamie misses his astronaut father, who is working aboard the International Space Station. A strange phone signal suggests contact with alien life, but when his father's mission goes wrong, Jamie's unexpected connection may become crucial to bringing him home.

On her birthday, science-minded Maisie wakes to an empty house surrounded by an encroaching blackness. Trapped in a reality that will not stay fixed, she must use her understanding of the universe and her family's bonds to find a way to survive.

Charlie, Dizzy, and Johnny enter the woods to investigate warnings about a mysterious presence. When darkness falls unexpectedly, the children become trapped among strange puzzles and dangers, forcing Charlie to confront a night in which time itself seems unreliable.

Jake's ordinary embarrassment about his father collides with a much bigger question about whether humans are alone in the universe. Aliens, robots, and cosmic surprises pull the pair into an adventure that mixes family tensions with discoveries far beyond everyday life.

Ami expects a birthday adventure at an exceptionally difficult escape room, but the dangers quickly become real. She and four teammates must solve a cryptic challenge across extraordinary settings, discovering that finding their way out may also mean saving the world.

Five friends arrive at a cinema for a movie marathon and are swept through the screen by a black wave. Hurled into increasingly dangerous film-like adventures, they must work out whether the threats are imaginary before the final scene becomes real.

Following an online friend's directions to an escape room, Eden is swept into a video-game world where another player dismisses her as imaginary. Solving increasingly dangerous puzzles becomes her only apparent way out, though she alone seems to risk a real death.