The complete eighth season of the US teen drama following the lives of the residents of small town Tree Hill. In this season, Brooke (Sophia Bush) plunges herself into preparations for her wedding to Julian (Austin Nichols). Meanwhile, as Nathan (James Lafferty) prepares for his second season in the NBA, his wife, Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti), struggles to fit her music career around the demands of pregnancy and the responsibility of looking after their child, Jamie (Jackson Brundage). Episodes comprise: 'Asleep at Heaven's Gate', 'I Can't See You, But I Know You're There', 'The Space in Between', 'We All Fall Down', 'Nobody Taught Us to Quit', 'Not Afraid', 'Luck Be a Lady', 'Mouthful of Diamonds', 'Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace', 'Lists, Plans', 'Darkness On the Edge of Town', 'The Drinks We Drank Last Night', 'The Other Half of Me', 'Holding Out for a Hero', 'Valentine's Day Is Over', 'I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here', 'The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get', 'Quiet Little Voices', 'Where Not to Look for Freedom', 'The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul', 'Flightless Bird, American Mouth' and 'This Is My House, This Is My Home'.

Scientist, mathematician, and court astrologer to Queen Elizabeth I, John Dee is also one of the sixteenth-century's most renowned alchemists, driven by a passion to fathom the elemental secrets of the cosmos. But when his reckless assistant, Edward Kelley, succeeds in using a crystal sphere to summon angels, Dee is catapulted into an awesome struggle that may extinguish the light of reason forever.

One of the spirits invoked is a cunning demon who takes possession of Dee's young daughter, Katherine, and shows Dee a frightening vision of his own future. Terrified by what has been foretold, Dee abruptly decides to close his house in London and flee to Europe with his long-suffering wife, Jane, and their two young children.

Their desperate flight brings them at last to the city of Prague--a center of culture, knowledge, and learning, both sacred and profane, a gateway between the Eastern and Western worlds, and also, it is whispered, a door between our world and the world of the spirits.

There, in the city's ancient streets, Dee encounters the mystic Rabbi Judah Loew, who enlists his aid in the creation of a Golem--a man fashioned from the clay--to defend the city's Jewish Quarter from persecution. And he asks Dee's help to avert a impending crisis that threatens to engulf the world. For ancient legends say that the fate of the world rests on shoulders of thirty-six righteous men. And if one of those righteous men dies before his time, the world will end and dark spirits will remake it in their own image.

Lisa Goldstein has published eight novels, including the recent Walking the Labyrinth. Her novel The Red Magician won the American Book Award for Best Paperback. She has also published a short story collection, Travellers in Magic, and numerous short stories. Her novels and short stories have been finalists for the Hugo, Nebula, and World Fantasy awards. "She has given us the kind of magic and adventure that once upon a time made us look for secret panels in the walls of wardrobes, or brush our teeth with a book held in front of our eyes, because we couldn't bear to put it down," said The New Yorker.

In her most ambitious novel yet, Lisa Goldstein tells the story of Ruthie, a young journalist sent to interview Jerry, an older man who as a child was the central character of a series of classic childrens books written by his mother, the Adventures of Jeremy in Neverwas. But Jerry's scary fantastic world is real and sucks them in to strange adventures underground, where love and death threaten.