The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum (Paperback)

The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum (Paperback)

Based on a true story, The Girl Next Door is a deeply disturbing horror novel that explores the darkest sides of human nature. Following a teenage girl trapped in an unthinkable situation, the story examines cruelty, fear and the horrifying consequences of silence, creating an intense and emotionally devastating reading experience...read the full blurb.

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JK-TGND-PB
ISBN:
9781503950566
Pages:
320
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Weight 328 g
Dimensions 138 × 26 × 208 mm
Author

Jack Ketchum

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, Crime, Dark, Fiction, Horror, Horror Thriller, Mystery, Thriller, True Crime

Publication Year

2015

Publisher

47North

Published

29/09/2015

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Blurb:

Based on a true story, this disturbing and deeply unsettling horror novel explores the darkest parts of human behaviour and the terrifying realities of cruelty left unchecked. Widely regarded as one of the most shocking works in modern horror, it presents a harrowing look at the depths of human depravity.

Set within an ordinary neighbourhood, the story follows a teenage girl whose life takes a horrifying turn when she becomes trapped in a nightmare at the hands of those around her. What begins behind closed doors slowly unfolds into something far more disturbing, exposing the dangers of silence, complicity and unchecked cruelty.

As events spiral further into darkness, the novel examines how ordinary people can become caught up in acts of unimaginable violence. Through its unflinching approach, the story explores guilt, fear, power and the consequences of standing by when evil takes hold.

Inspired by true events, The Girl Next Door delivers a psychological and emotional impact that lingers long after the final page. It remains one of horror’s most talked-about and challenging reads for those seeking stories that push emotional boundaries.

This novel contains graphic and disturbing content and is recommended for regular readers of horror fiction.