Beautiful Nightmares (The Asylum Trilogy) - Plot & Excerpts
I’ve heard it takes 28 days to break a habit. 28 days to start fresh. Start anew. It takes 28 days to transform a person. But I must be different—no—I am different. Because it’s been 28 days since I’ve learned Dr. Watson, I mean Elijah is my husband. It’s been 28 days since he started treating me, trying to jog my memory. And it’s been 28 days of hopeless sessions, frustrated growls, and weary sighs. My memories are ivory eggs that cannot be cracked. Or at least this is all what I’ve been led to believe or what I’ve been told. I’ve started to notice something about Oakhill, too. I’ve started to notice that it bleeds people dry, but not of blood, of hope. When you first are brought here, you have this will about you. I had it when I first arrived. I convinced myself that I wasn’t crazy. I told myself that I would find a way out.
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