Orphaned sisters endure escalating abuse under their aunt in 1950s suburbia. A harrowing extreme-horror novel inspired by true crime.
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Orphaned sisters endure escalating abuse under their aunt in 1950s suburbia. A harrowing extreme-horror novel inspired by true crime.
Suburbia in the 1950s, a dark side emerging in the Chandler house for teenage Meg and her crippled little sister Susan--captive to an Aunt, who is rapidly descending into madness. ""The Girl Next Door" is alive . . . in a way most works of popular fiction never attain; it does not just promise terror but actually delivers it. But it's a page-turner, all right; no doubt about that."--Stephen King
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Graphic on-page child rape, sexual torture, and pedophilic abuse.
Extended graphic torture, mutilation, burning, and body horror.
Strong language and slurs used in abusive contexts.
Brief drug use within the abusive household.
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No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonic content present
Themes of bystander complicity and societal failure to protect children.
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Pervasive graphic child torture, rape, neglect, confinement; animal harm.
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