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    Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? by Joyce Carol Oates
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    Eerie, haunting, and uncomfortably realistic - this short story will make you think twice about the dangers lurking just outside the door. A must-read for fans of literary and psychological fiction.

    "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" by Joyce Carol Oates follows the story of Connie, a fifteen-year-old protagonist who is portrayed as self-centered and rebellious. The plot revolves around Connie's encounter with a mysterious and dangerous man named Arnold Friend, leading to horrifying consequences. The author's writing style effectively conveys terror and suspense, making the reader question the existence of similar characters like Connie in the real world.

    Shell was eighteen just the day before his unlucky race with Jan. He stood a proud five feet ten inches, weighed a hundred sixty pounds—all dressed, that is, wearing his boots—on the scales in front o...
    1966
    522 pages

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    A Good Heart is Hard to Find by Trisha Ashley
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    A quirky, darkly funny romantic romp with a ghostly twist - give it time, and you’ll be charmed by its unique vibe and eccentric cast.

    'A Good Heart is Hard to Find' by Trisha Ashley follows the story of Cassandra Leigh, a gothic horror writer entangled in a complicated romantic situation with her college professor lover, Max, who is married. As Cass contemplates her desire for a child and her options for a future partner, she encounters eccentric characters like her best friend Jason and the mysterious Dante, who moves into a local haunted mansion. The plot is filled with dark humor, comedic moments, and unexpected twists that keep the reader engaged as Cass navigates through life's challenges and relationships. Trisha Ashley's writing style is described as fun, frivolous, and entertaining, with eccentric characters that add depth and quirkiness to the story.

    2003
    332 pages

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