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Dead Fake: A Bleak Haven Novel

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By Vincent Ralph, Adam Fisher
| School Library Journal Verified
Gr 9 Up–The town of Bleak Haven has always been connected with murder. For Ava, niece to a famous local killer, the last decade has been hard because of what her uncle did. So when her classmates start downloading a new app called “Swipe to Die,” Ava knows nothing good will come of it. Soon, videos are released of anyone who signed up. Created with deepfake AI technology, the videos show how someone would die in a slasher film.
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Why Our Fascination with Urban Legends Will Never Die

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By Vincent Ralph
| CrimeReads Verified
We have a complicated relationship with fear. Article continues after advertisement On one hand, we avoid many of its causes at all costs, warned from a young age what can hurt us and, more importantly, how to steer clear. On the other hand, we can’t help ourselves, so fascinated by things that go bump in the night that the bravest among us actively seek them out. One of the clearest examples of that is our fascination with urban legends. Stories—yes.
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ONE HOUSE LEFT | Kirkus Reviews

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By Vincent Ralph, Andrew Duplessie
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
A suspenseful, grisly tale that’s sure to appeal to genre fans. Carnage follows 16-year-old Nate, even as his family settles in a new town and he begrudgingly makes new friends. The first deaths on Cherry Tree Lane, later dubbed “Murder Road” by the locals in the town of Belleview, happened in 1963. Over the years, through the murders that followed, legend told of the Hiding Boy, who partnered with evil to curse the street and its inhabitants.
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