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Abnormal
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Fiction
Mystery
{#29 in psychology} 18 year old Adelaide Stevens met Alan Jeffrey on instagram when she was three months pregnant. After the two start a budding relationship, Alan convinces Adelaide to meet him in Indiana where he would then take her to meet his family who believe in nothing but love and freedom. No more controlling boyfriend, no more abusive father. However, Adelaide soon finds out Alan and his family are not what they pretend to be. Can Adelaide save her and her child's lives or will they be doomed to whatever punishment the cult has in mind?
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