Serials

Gordon is one smooth-talking werewolf...but his information leads to a very rough decision.

When you feel that being a son or daughter is a difficult position to hold, think of Henry -- and be glad your mother isn't a giant bug...

Unlike Riley, Gordon is actually willing to tell Emma something about her salt caves, mistakenly thinking he could convince her to turn away from her quest...

Well, Riley has some answers for Emma -- but they aren't about the questions she asked...

"Power-mad" -- that could be Maria's middle name...

Riley has left, in search of his werewolf contacts. With the blizzard still raging, Emma is forced to wait -- and wonder where Riley went.

Riley needs to cough up some werewolf knowledge if he's to keep Emma from making an impulsive leap...

What was once to be an outing born of curiosity is now laced with dread...what scares a werewolf?

Who knew that Diego felt this way?

What could possibly make a werewolf so angry? Emma is about to find out that it wasn't because she didn't pack a chew toy for him...

Emma is drawn to trouble nearly as much as trouble is drawn to her. That might be why the old miner's journal whets her appetite for exploration...

Isn't that how the saying goes? "Life's a beach, and then you die?" Let's hope Diego doesn't remember that one...

A snow plow driver with a camera? During a blizzard? Something isn't quite right with that, and Emma isn't about to ask questions close up...

A Michigan blizzard snows Emma and Riley in, so they should be safe from intruders, but something else is stalking them -- in the snow and from the past.

What is it that a blind midget and a half-man, half-bug have in common?

Is Emma's knack for telekinesis natural, or is it magic? No one knows for sure, and Emma is worried about the connection between magic and salt, not to mention the accuracy of her maps.

Joseph McKinley is an English teacher in southern China, where he has lived for the past three years.

A blizzard is building, but the storm worries Emma less than what might happen to her underground...

Emma's life is so complicated that an evening with a werewolf is -- almost -- relaxing...

Things are never easy when your friend is a half-bug, but other things make life even harder. (And this editor sympathizes completely with Diego in this episode.)

Preparing for Riley the Werewolf's visit, Emma goes shopping -- and as usual, trouble is hot on her heels...

Asking Maria a question only raises more questions...and makes you wonder about her math.

The memory of first meeting Harry hasn't unearthed many clues, though it has brought a sense of comfort. But lying in a dirty cave, Emma must examine her life more deeply to find a solution...

Exhausted by trying to come to grips with a world of supernatural beings, Emma knows the next step has got to be ... lunch with a werewolf?

When one door closes, another opens, they say. The door to Emma's past has closed, but she's finding more doors than she was looking for...

When things are flung to the floor, and secrets are tossed into the air, who will prove to be the craziest in the kitchen?

Is leaving a wake of catastrophe Emma's newly-found birthright?

Emma is ready to read an encyclopedia and a score card to keep track of all the supernatural creatures she's learned about in the past 48 hours ...

Oh, to be a bug, without cares or debts, flitting or hopping or buzzing about ...

Seriously, did Penny just think Emma was going to sit there in the car and smile as it was being smashed on the highway?