The Redwood Asylum

A Paranormal Horror

By: L.A. Detwiler

Narrated by: Adrian M. Lopez

From the USA Today best seller L.A. Detwiler comes a new eerie horror filled with secrets, ghosts, and murder.

The dead do talk...if you’re brave enough to hear their sinister secrets.

In a thick forest sits a forgotten stone building, The Redwood Asylum. Once inside, the criminally insane, the darkly disturbed, and the eternally confused residents learn one thing very quickly: They are at the mercy of ruthless evil in many forms.

At 26, Jessica Rosen starts a new job at Redwood in the hopes of forgetting an insidious past. She quickly realizes, however, that Redwood harbors malevolent secrets and beings in every chilly corner. On her second day adjusting to her job, the unstable man in 5B quickly latches onto Jessica in an unsettling way. When his rantings and warnings start to make sense, though, Jessica will be taken on a ride of secrets, murder, and dangerous beings.

As she begins to uncover the horrifying truths behind the man’s past, the terrors of Redwood Asylum will follow her home and make her question her own sanity.

Can Jessica solve the secrets of the man in 5B in time to save herself, or will the terrors trap her in Redwood’s evil clutches forever?

A spine-tingling pause-resister by USA Today best seller L.A. Detwiler perfect for paranormal horror fans.

©2020 L.A. Detwiler (P)2021 L.A. Detwiler

a plus

this is a great story it takes a good writer to bring a building to life as a character in the story L.A. Detwiler had one job and he nailed it 👌 A plus type story..

Predictable

Story is completely predictable. Also, it creates a disconnect to have it written in first person with a female lead but read by a male narrator.

Mysterious

The story was pretty good but it lost me towards the end. I will say though the slow loss of her mind was really catching to me.

Meh.

It was okay, definitely not a great ending and leaves you with a lot of questions.

Great Story

Wonderfully written. Insane storyline. Would watch it if was a movie. The voice actor was really into making the characters come to life. Would read again.