When the Animorphs get mysteriously transported back into WWII Germany, they’re surprised to discover exactly how their friendship would’ve turned out in the midst of insanity.

Seven years after the defeat of Earth the remaining Animorphs get a chance to change the past. It all develops into a story of hope, impossibilities, VERY close calls, CLIFFHANGERS, heroes, traitors, surprises, and of course... the Time Matrix.

Oh, this new chapter was angsty. Very very angsty. Perhaps too much. A lot of heartbreak events just seemed to add up and collide right in chapter 44... and I'm just the writer, what can I do? 20071214: corrections made

Aximili is living his worst nightmare: he's a voluntary controller. And for the sake of his Yeerk, he's wading willingly through his own lies, his own treachery, and towards his own damnation. [during 54]

The Animorphs face what may prove to be their biggest challenge yet -- Driver's Ed. -- PG for action. --

The Earth has been occupied by Yeerks, and the fight seems to be over. But the hosts have their own ways of rebelling--and reality is never entirely firm when the Time Matrix is around. A companion to the Sharf Den series. (Uploaded Chapter Thirteen)

On a holiday night, the Animorphs complain about everything that's right in their lives.

Annoying little sisters, helmacrons who can morph, and a whole lot of Yeerks! We've got trouble! -- PG-13 for action. Enjoy Chapter Twenty-Nine! --