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The Chameleon Chronicles: Colors of Fate

The Chameleon Chronicles: Colors of Fate

By: Andrew S. Leiter
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 Andrew Webbur's journey of Fate begins when he is confronted by his long time nemesis, Jason Vanzant. Jason accuses Andrew of stealing his girlfriend and confronts him with violent repercussions. Mr. Spieker, the principal of Calumet Bay High, also seems to be on the warpath with Andrew in his sights. Neither Mr. Spieker nor Jason Vanzant compare to the butterflies in Andrew's stomach, as he wrestles with his feelings for Bethany Mogg. As if Andrew didn't have enough problems, he begins receiving mysterious; "I know who you are" messages. The mysterious stalker seems to know about Andrew's secret abilities. To save the future, Andrew and his friends must discover, "Who is Stalking Andrew?"by-nc-nd Art Literary History & Criticism
Episodes
  • Colors of Fate: Chapter 24

    Colors of Fate: Chapter 24
    Nov 3 2008

    The conclusion to Colors of Fate.
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    25 mins
  • Colors of Fate: Chapter 23

    Colors of Fate: Chapter 23
    Oct 23 2008

    Jodi is trapped in a mirror and can't get out. Andrew must stop Patti before she blows up the school.
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    22 mins
  • Colors of Fate: Chapter 22

    Colors of Fate: Chapter 22
    Oct 22 2008

    Andrew disobeys his father's grounding and goes to the homecoming anyway. Things come to a climax when Jason Vanzant and Bethany show up at the dance and Patti Wryght declares her love for Andrew to everyone.
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    19 mins

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