The Pritchard family is quite content in their home on Deerfield Avenue . . . until Lorelle Dupree moves in across the street. The new neighbor is astonishingly beautiful . . . friendly . . . and seductive. Each member of the Pritchard family surrenders to her advances and Lorelle's influence changes them in shocking ways. Soon everyone on Deerfield is changing. And then the killings start. The new neighbor is not interested in borrowing a cup of sugar or using your weed-whacker. She's more interested in your soul. In Ray Garton's legendary erotic horror novel The New Neighbor, sex is not just for pleasure anymore. The New Neighbor was originally published in 1991 as a limited five hundred copy run (with extreme artwork by J. K. Potter) by Charnel House, and was rereleased by Cemetery Dance in 2003 in a limited one thousand copy reissue.