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Andrew Harland is different, and he knows it. He always has. So he doesn’t hesitate when the voices in his head tell him to climb out on a window ledge . . . When Andrew’s parents learn of a revolutionary hospital in Seattle that has developed a special treatment for schizophrenics, they jump at the opportunity to send him away. Haunted by his own son’s suicide, Dr. David Styles takes personal interest in Andrew’s case. After getting to know him, Dr. Styles becomes suspicious of the boy’s diagnosis. What he uncovers sends him on a desperate journey to rescue Andrew. Because something is terribly wrong at the asylum. Treatments are conducted at odd hours. Patients disappear into the bowels of the massive, aged building, sometimes never to be seen again, and Andrew is plagued by visions stranger than any he’s ever known. And the voices in Andrew’s head are getting louder. |
Reviews
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“As
an author, Erick Lindman knows how to reach into your psyche and
pull your deepest fears into the waking world. Asylum is
a page-turner that will terrify fans of The Night of the Hunter and
Stephen King’s It.”
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