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Yes, there might be. You can start by looking on popular fanfiction websites like FanFiction.net or Archive of Our Own. Search for 'Harry Dates Susan' in their search bars, and you may find some interesting stories written by fans who have explored this pairing.

A more modern example is 'The Hunger Games'. Katniss Everdeen stands for good as she defies the Capitol, which is a symbol of an evil and oppressive regime. She battles in the Hunger Games arena against other tributes who are also victims of the Capitol's evil system.

Logan (Wolverine) and Batman is also a popular pairing in fanfiction. The two are both tough, no - nonsense characters. A fanfiction could show them teaming up, with Wolverine's brute force and regenerative powers complementing Batman's intellect and gadgets. They could also have some great banter as they solve a mystery or take on a powerful foe.

Another aspect is the nature of the crime itself. It could be something like theft within the camp, or more serious crimes like murder. In crime novels related to camp requests, the crime often has a connection to the camp's operations or the people associated with it. For instance, if there's a valuable item in the camp that someone wants to steal, or if there are personal vendettas between camp members that escalate into violent crimes. The crime might also be related to the camp's history or some hidden lore that only a few know about, which makes the mystery even more intriguing.

The most disturbing elements often involve a disruption of the normal order. For instance, objects moving on their own. You know you left your keys on the table and then suddenly they're across the room. Another is when time seems to behave strangely. In some stories, people enter a place and it feels like they've lost hours without realizing it. And of course, the appearance of entities that seem to be in pain or distress, like a moaning figure in a dark hallway, is extremely unsettling as it makes you wonder what kind of torment they might be experiencing.

The characters in dark novels are also important in book descriptions. They are usually complex and often morally ambiguous. Take 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'. Dr. Jekyll is a respected man, but his alter - ego, Mr. Hyde, is a symbol of pure evil. The description would need to convey this duality of character.

They interact with female characters in a protective way. For instance, in a romance set in a small town, the alpha male will be the first to defend the female lead when she is being harassed. He will also be very attentive to her needs and desires.

I'm sorry, I haven't actually heard of the 'Moldy End Salmon Story' specifically. It could be a very unique or local story.

One possible plot could be that the female vampire is initially an enemy but then becomes an ally to Harry. Maybe she has some information about Voldemort's dark magic that is linked to her vampire lore. Another plot could be a love story where Harry has to overcome the fact that she's a vampire and deal with the wizarding world's reaction to their relationship.

In 2018, new books in fiction often had strong character - driven stories. The characters were complex and multi - dimensional. Take 'Where the Crawdads Sing' for instance. The main character Kya was a girl growing up alone in the marsh. Her character was shaped by her isolation, her love for nature, and her experiences with the people who came in and out of her life. This complex character made the story very engaging.