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Sunshine: I can see the sunshine, but it does not see me.
After the death of his predecessor, mentor, and facility namesake, Dr. Marvin Klydell, Dr. Theodore Golightly assumed the role of Chief of Medicine at The Klydell Mental Institution in Sunshine, NJ. With the ward's reigns firmly in his hands and the power tethered to the title, Dr. Golightly is free to test his methodologies and theories and punish those who question him.
336 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 25, 2024
About the author
Andrew Bayroff
6 books3 followers"When I write a new novel, my goal is to give the reader something they haven't seen before—a twist on reality, a skewed viewpoint, a story that will give them pause and perhaps a nightmare or two."
Journey with the A.I.Bayroff as he takes you on a mental ride through a few New Jersey cities. We meet locals battling demons from their past, body parts taken from residents for the good of the town, and a rogue mental institution playing by its own rules. Join A.I.Bayroff for a story or two you may just want to forget.
A New Jersey native, A.I.Bayroff is a New York City-based writer, designer, and voice-over artist.
His first book, The Stuff Type Is Made Of, was published by Prentice-Hall, Pearson Education, in 2000 and adopted by over 130 higher education facilities across the United States and abroad.
Since his success with Prentice Hall, he has gone on to self-publish two coffee table books, Pushing The Hack, Check, Please!, and three novels, Midpoint, Harvest, and his latest, Sunshine.
Journey with the A.I.Bayroff as he takes you on a mental ride through a few New Jersey cities. We meet locals battling demons from their past, body parts taken from residents for the good of the town, and a rogue mental institution playing by its own rules. Join A.I.Bayroff for a story or two you may just want to forget.
A New Jersey native, A.I.Bayroff is a New York City-based writer, designer, and voice-over artist.
His first book, The Stuff Type Is Made Of, was published by Prentice-Hall, Pearson Education, in 2000 and adopted by over 130 higher education facilities across the United States and abroad.
Since his success with Prentice Hall, he has gone on to self-publish two coffee table books, Pushing The Hack, Check, Please!, and three novels, Midpoint, Harvest, and his latest, Sunshine.
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