Ugly Young Thing
Ugly Young Thing by Jennifer Jaynes, published by Amazon Publishing in 2015, is a psychological thriller that delves into the life of sixteen-year-old Allie, who has faced unimaginable loss. After the deaths of her mother and serial killer brother due to mental illness, Allie returns to her childhood home in Louisiana and enters foster care with Miss Bitty, an eccentric yet kind older woman. As Allie begins to find a new direction in life, her world is shattered when young women in the area start turning up dead, leading her to confront the shadows of her past.
In this edition, readers will explore themes of mystery and suspense as Allie grapples with her traumatic history while navigating her unsettling new reality. The narrative unfolds with Allie experiencing eerie occurrences and questioning her safety as Miss Bitty becomes increasingly distant. The book presents a gripping exploration of crime and psychological tension, inviting readers to ponder whether death has truly left Allie’s life or if it continues to haunt her. With 258 pages, this edition is available in English and offers a compelling journey through Allie’s struggles and the dark secrets that lurk in her surroundings.
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Sixteen-year-old Allie has already experienced a lifetime of horror, having lost her mother and serial killer brother to mental illness.
Returning to her childhood home in Louisiana, Allie ends up in foster care and is placed with Miss Bitty, an eccentric but kindly older woman who shows her a new direction and brighter future.
But Allie’s new life takes a devastating turn when young women in the area start turning up dead, and she begins to see shadowy figures outside her bedroom. As Miss Bitty grows inexplicably distant, a nagging voice makes Allie wonder if death has found her yet again…or if it never really left her at all.
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