English Literature NEA (PLEASE HELP)

I think I've made like three posts now regarding this problem I'm having (which is through nobodies fault but my own). Forgive me as I am new and have absolutely no Idea what I'm doing.
So here is the issue: I need to start collecting some ideas for my Literature NEA (edexcel). So far I have really enjoyed The Picture of Dorian Gray and have sort of decided to do part of my NEA on the novel. However, I have no idea what books would match well with it or what themes to go into.
Someone I know suggested I do American Psycho or The Great Gatsby and pair either one of the books with the concept of obsession or class. But I quite honestly wouldn't know where to start with either of the novels, neither of them particularly intrigue me enough to want to read and analyse them. I absolutely adore the gothic, theatrical and philosophical aspects of the novel but i just cannot think for the life of me what and how I can link any books to Dorian. The best my teacher could think up for me is Moby Dick😥
If you have ANY suggestions or ideas PLEASE help😩

Hi there!
I literally just researched books from the internet and gathered information as I do NOT do english literature loll, however this is what I found:
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley:
Themes: Both explore the consequences of unchecked ambition and the pursuit of knowledge or beauty at any cost.
Discussion Point: Compare the moral and ethical consequences faced by Dorian Gray and Victor Frankenstein as a result of their actions.
Dracula by Bram Stoker:
Themes: Both novels delve into themes of immortality, the supernatural, and the conflict between good and evil.
Discussion Point: Analyse the portrayal of eternal youth and its corrupting influence in both texts.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson:
Themes: Duality of human nature, the interplay between good and evil, and the hidden depths of personality.
Discussion Point: Examine how Dorian Gray and Dr. Jekyll grapple with their darker sides and the consequences of their actions.
Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Brontë:
Themes: While seemingly different, both novels explore themes of identity, morality, and societal expectations.
Discussion Point: Contrast Dorian Gray's moral descent with Jane Eyre's moral resilience and integrity.
Heart of Darkness" by Joseph Conrad:
Themes: Both texts explore the darkness within humanity and the impact of external influences on the soul.
Discussion Point: Discuss the concept of inner darkness and how it manifests in the characters' actions and psyches.
Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë:
Themes: Passion, revenge, and the impact of intense emotions on individuals and their surroundings.
Discussion Point: Analyse the destructive nature of obsessive love and its consequences in both novels.
I hope this helps in some way in gives you some ideas!

You own my heart Zjzc, thank you so much!
Intially, I was actually going to do Jekyll & Hyde. However, I was advised against it due to the fact that the book is used in GCSE which meant I would naturally lose a fair amount of marks for using a "simpler" book (Ik wild).
But with that said, I'll definitely do some research into your suggestions. Especially Frankenstein (because I just so happen to have a collection of Mary Shelley's novels).
You're an absolute star✨️