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Q: What’s the creepiest book you’ve read that isn’t officially horror, but gave you chills? (submitted by Billy @ Coffee-Addicted Writer) 

A: Quiet Dell by Jayne Anne Phillips. I would classify it as historical fiction (maybe with a little bit of a mystery crossover) based on a real crime. That something like what was in the book could, and sometimes does, happen makes me check the door locks before I go to bed.

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