Her ex, a cop named Ben, died in a car chase only one year prior to the story. Stine, however, pictured a different outcome for his character Lindy Sampson.īeautiful, smart, and humble - 23-year-old Lindy seems to have her life together in spite of a recent tragedy.
The “horror” stories born from these encounters were usually of the awkward variety. Yet before swiping right was ever an option, singles uploaded their personalities and desires to sites like and OkCupid in hopes of making an eventual connection offline. There was once a general wariness toward online dating, whereas nowadays everyone does it. Dating for some folks had already shifted to the ‘net before Eye Candy was published in 2004, but not a great deal of fiction was covering this alternative for courting. Unfortunately, putting herself out there also paints a target on her forehead.įrom scathing celebrity gossip blogs to burgeoning social media platforms and “stan” cultures, the mid to late 2000s was a wild time to be online. Specifically a website that caters to lonely hearts. In Stine’s third novel aimed at older readers, Eye Candy shadows a woman looking for love in all the wrong places. Sprinkled throughout his extensive oeuvre are the occasional grown-up tales of terror four to be exact.
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Stine is best known for scaring younger audiences, namely with series like Fear Street and Goosebumps, the prolific children’s author has dabbled in adult stories from time to time.
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