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Cult-favorite TV show The X-Files is getting the YA treatment with a pair of novels about the agents' teenage years. In this one, Maberry tells the tale of young Dana Scully, who's just moved to a small Maryland town that has seen a suspicious spike in teenage deaths. The police are sure the deaths are all alcohol- or drug-related, but Dana's not so sure, since she's been having intense visions of those teens being murdered in ritualistic ways. She can't ignore her otherworldly experiences, unusual as they are, but a smart, cute boy in her class is skeptical and encourages her to look for more concrete, science-based connections. For fans of agent Scully's no-nonsense, rational adult character in the TV series, teenage Scully, drawn to new-age religion and ESP, might be a bit of a disappointment, but the cinematic pacing, interwoven scenes from the killer's perspective, and hints of a larger conspiracy may draw in fans of paranormal mysteries. A simultaneous release by Kami Garcia, Agent of Chaos, presents Fox Mulder's story.--Hunter, Sarah Copyright 2017 Booklist