The citizens of Middle Village didn't know a superhero was growing up in their small town. Her name was Miss Fanny Hall.The 13-year-old possesses superpowers she discreetly uses to help those in need. Fanny's schoolmates reluctantly accept her, but consider her strange after having a glimpse of her powers.Only her best friend, Jenny, accepts her for who she is.

The citizens of Middle Village didn't know a superhero was growing up in their small town. Her name was Miss Fanny Hall.The 13-year-old possesses superpowers she discreetly uses to help those in need. Fanny's schoolmates reluctantly accept her, but consider her strange after having a glimpse of her powers.Only her best friend, Jenny, accepts her for who she is.

A Victorian Love StoryA best-selling author of romance books, who neverexperienced love himself.A Page From History — Based on a true storyWith little chance of survival in the Warsaw ghettoof 1940 Poland, the underground Home Armydecides their own fate on when they're going to die.The Boy Who Was DifferentA young boy unlocks the secret to levitation whichenables him to fly.

Cowboy Cops is a factual fast-paced true story of a violent crew who kidnapped successful drug dealers from the Harlem area of New York City. The 5-member posing as police would "arrest" high-level drug dealers with the purpose of holding them for ransom.Law enforcement themselves dubbed the crew the Cowboy Cops when informants confirmed the rumors circulating on the streets of Harlem were true.

A popular Park Slope tavern built in Brooklyn, New Yorkduring the late 1800s is the setting for a strange story.The stone used in the construction was liberated from a wallsurrounding a Civil War-era cemetery in nearby Prospect Park.Some people claim this little-known fact was the catalyst forthe many ghostly occurrences at the tavern. A chain of eventsis about to unfold leading to a strange story that can't be blamedon that old stone...

The summer of '58 was a doozy for Sergeant Carter Richards, the Police Chief of Middle Village. That was the summer he discovered that super-powers weren't confined to the comic books of his youth. A 13-year-old schoolgirl proved him wrong.

Susan, at three-years-old, was separated from her brotherafter her parents died. She meets Steve, on the 7:15 trainout of Penn Station in New York City.She's drawn to him because of his resemblance to her father.Meeting him, she thought, This is what my brother wouldhave looked like… is it possible? Five months later, aftercommitting to each other, the possibility becomes more ofa probability.