When Joni Died

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Struggling against the constraints of her upbringing, Joni Arable embarks on a transformative journey to reclaim her identity. At twenty-four, she defies her parents' expectations by traveling out west with her estranged Aunt Dottie, a figure shunned for her beliefs. Determined to embrace her passion for writing scary stories and express herself freely, Joni seeks to uncover the truth behind her family's rejection of Dottie. This quest for self-discovery challenges her understanding of faith, family, and personal freedom.