When I read Asylum this time last year, I loved the terrifying setting. If they are going to stop the terror that plagues them, Dan, Abby and Jordan must find the connection to the warden, ending his reign, this time for good. A cult, known as the Scarlets, is ever present, following the trio’s every move. They are soon aware that the darkness of the asylum reaches far beyond its walls, into the neighboring town. Given sets of coordinates, Dan, Abby and Jordan tour abandoned homes that are linked to the events at Brookline asylum.
Desperate to bring an end to the terror haunting them, they return to the former asylum over a weekend for prospective students.Īs they arrive on campus, they are shocked to see a carnival on its grounds for the first time in several years. In a chilling message written on the back of the photographs, Felix insists that the trio’s work at the former asylum is not finished. Included in his letters are vintage photographs from a carnival. Then, they each receive a letter from Felix, another “survivor” of Brookline, now a patient at a mental institution. Despite their attempts to return to their “normal” lives, their experiences still haunt them. Publisher: HarperCollins (August 26, 2014)ĭan, Abby, and Jordan are still traumatized after the summer they spent at New Hampshire College Prep, formerly Brookline asylum.
OctoJenn Harper Collins Publishers, Harper Teen, Horror, Review, YA 2
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