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“T.S Elliot was wrong. My world ended with a bang the minute we entered the Compound and the silver door closed behind us. The sound was brutal. Final.”

Quote by S.A. Bodeen

Work

The Compound

In 'The Compound,' readers are introduced to a small, secluded community where the inhabitants live in a state of isolation. The story delves into the lives of its residents, examining their interactions and the impact of their seclusion on their mental and emotional states. The novel raises questions about the nature of human connection and the consequences of living in isolation. more

Author

S.A. Bodeen
S.A. Bodeen

S.A. Bodeen is an American author born in 1965. He is known for his works in young adult literature, particularly in science fiction and suspense. Bodeen's books have gained popularity among readers and have won multiple literary awards. more

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