Two hours after the reader and some friends climb into two silver-winged motor gliders with maps, compasses, water rations, and emergency kits, the planes go down.
The reader must determine the course of an adventure in which a dedicated hockey player moves to a little town in Massachusetts and must decide whether to sign up for the school team or with the renegade team coached by a former professional player.
The reader must decide what is the best thing to do to help some runaway slaves who have made it as far as Randolph, Vermont, but have been captured by bounty hunters.
In a world exploding with cannon fire and the cries of wounded soldiers, the reader is suddenly captured by a Confederate officer. How the story ends depends on the choices the reader makes.
The reader is a passenger on the Titanic when it hits an iceberg in April, 1912, and must choose to determine whether he will survive or die an icy death.
The reader's decisions control the course of an adventure in which an odd glowing dome found in the woods turns out to be a portal to a future ruled by hostile aliens that keep humans as slaves.
