"To cure fear, you must use fear." Rose Briar claims no responsibility for the act that led to her imprisonment in an asylum. She wants to escape, until terrifying nightmares make her question her sanity and reach out to her doctor. HeοΏ½s understanding and caring in ways her parents never have been, but as her walls tumble down and Rose admits fault, a fellow patient warns her to stop the medications. Phillip believes the doctor is evil and theyοΏ½ll never make it out of the facility alive. Trusting him might be just the thing to save her. Or it might prove the asylum is exactly where she needs to be.
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Review
"An absolute thrill ride of a book, Asleep keeps you guessing while making you question everything. An excellent read for fans of psychological thrillers." - Heatherreviews.com
"WOW! This book was just... amazing." - INnerSANITY Reviews
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"With a smooth pace that builds up to the climax, this book is a moving read, dealing with the darker side of emotions."οΏ½- The Archaeolibrarian
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"[A]n absolutely phenomenal novel that keeps you on your toes and questioning everything the whole way through." - Cara McGovern
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"I've never read a book where the MC is an unreliable narrator, and now that I have, wow, just... wow." - Eliza Tilton, Author of the Daath Chronicles series
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"This book is so good at misleading you." - Gina, A Thousand Books
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About the Author
Krystal Wade is happily married to the love of her life (don't gag) and raising three beautiful children in the gorgeous state of Virginia. They live just outside Washington, D.C., and every day she wakes up to find herself stuck in traffic trying to get there. The horrid commute gives Krystal plenty of time to zone out and think about her characters in full, brilliant details (she's a safe driver; don't worry). Stories give her a way to forget about the sometimes smelly strangers sitting next to her on the fifty mile trek into town (she picks up hitchhikers every day. True story. Check out www.slug-lines.com if you don't believe us). Krystal has been a part of organized hitchhiking for nearly fifteen years, but that's just one small aspect of her oh-so-large life. When she's not working, commuting, or chasing after her three children (four if you count the man), you can usually find Krystal outside talking to her chickens like they're the cutest things in the world (they are), or training her amazing dogs how to herd said chickens (which they love), or curled up on the sofa with a good book (why can't that be 100% of the time?).οΏ½