Killer's Kiss Vs Superstitius

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R.L. Stine is mainly known for his series of horror books for children and teens. In 1995 he decided to write his first adult horror book, Superstitious, which is oddly similar to his teen book, Killer’s Kiss. They share similar plots, characters and both deal with murder and deceit. However, they drastically differ in content rating. Killer’s kiss is a pg 13 book while Superstitious is more rated R due to sexual content and extremely gruesome murders.
Sara, a college student, is the leading lady in Superstitious. She meets Liam, a tall, Irish and an extremely superstitious college professor with wavy brown hair. He introduces her to some of his closest friends and his sister Margaret, who he also lives with. They begin …show more content…

He hurried his girlfriend, Delia Easton, out the door so she and his other girlfriend, Karina Frye, don't run into each other. Delia kisses him on the cheek, leaving a purple lip print that Vincent quickly wipes away. Karina finally arrives, but leaves in anger when she sees a smudge of purple lipstick on his cheek automatically knowing who it belongs to.The next day at school Delia and her friends, Brit and Greg, talk about the Conklin award. An award that her and Karina competing for to get into college. We then learn that the two have been competing against each other all their lives. The group’s conversation is cut short when Karina shows up and attacks Karina, telling her that she'll never have Vincent. When the showcase for the Conklin award comes around, Delia finds her guitar and her fashion designs for the competition completely destroyed. She immediately blames it on a clueless Karina. A few days later, everyone is at an abandoned house celebrating Vincent's birthday. Except Delia. She soon stumbles in with a bruised wrist and a ripped dress. She blames Karina for tying her to her bed and leaving her there. Everyone starts to believe Delia remembering that Karina showed up to the party late. Karina tries to explain her innocence but leaves when she realizes that everyone thinks she's going crazy. The next day when Delia and her friends go to the abandoned

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