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  • Asylum

  • Written by: Jack Adams
  • Narrated by: Max Hardy
  • Length: 9 hrs and 12 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

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Asylum

Written by: Jack Adams
Narrated by: Max Hardy
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Ten-year-old best friends Nathan and Adam really liked Joe. He was their friend, an artist, the man they spoke to through the wire fence of the lunatic asylum.

But something happened behind those walls, in those rooms, on the grounds, at the river. Joe sketched it all - fine lines, truth in the negative space, truth in the pencil strokes. And then, he was gone.

Twenty years later, Nathan and Adam receive a letter. But can they find what's hiding between the lines?
©2020 Jack Adams (P)2020 Jack Adams
Psychological Suspense
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pleasant

The narration was dreadful (so many awkward mispronunciations...), but it was a nice, strangely gentle story with an interesting mystery (such as it was), decent writing and likable characters. For a story centered around an asylum and patient abuse, it was surprisingly low key and not the least bit sensationalized. The ending was satisfying.
It was nice.

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