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Justine, the new girl in the idyllic town of Elysian Fields, is baffled by the community’s relentless pursuit of perfection—students who study intensely, abstain from drinking or parties, and shun nighttime adventures. When she meets Eugene, the town’s outcast, she finds a kindred spirit who has deliberately driven himself toward madness to resist becoming yet another “Perfect Little Angel.” Their uneasy friendship reveals the hidden pressures behind the town’s flawless façade and the true cost of maintaining an unblemished image.
First publish date: September 1, 1989
Genre: Horror/Psychological Horror
Authors: Andrew Neiderman
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