Are You in the House Alone?
WINNER OF THE EDGAR ALLEN POE AWARD - From two-time National Book Award finalist of A Long Way from Chicago comes a suspenseful young adult thriller that explores the challenges of those who seek justice in a biased system.
Don't answer the phone.
Gail Osburne is living the good life in suburban Connecticut--until she finds an obscene note in her locker. "Forget it," her friend Alison counsels. But Gail can't forget.
Another note appears . . . and another. Then the phone calls start--and the horrible feeling that someone, somewhere, is watching her and waiting for the chance to strike.
This classic thriller from Richard Peck is a spine-tingling ride from start to finish--one readers won't soon forget.
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“But boys. Men. I was looking at them all the time. Trying to see into them. Which was the rotten one? Or were they all rotten? If I didn’t know which one to fear, how could I keep from fearing them all?”
-(Are You in the House Alone?) Richard Peck
I picked this book up for a dollar. It wasn’t really what I thought it would be, but I guess that’s what I get for never reading a synopsis before starting a book lol. To be honest, I was shocked that a man wrote this in the ‘70s. It was a quick read, but pretty heavy and frustrating.
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