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The Hollow Children of Ravenswood Asylum: A haunting psychological thriller where ghostly whispers, buried secrets, and fractured minds blur the line between sanity and damnation.
The Hollow Children of Ravenswood Asylum
A chilling asylum horror novel blending psychological trauma, paranormal mystery, and the secrets time tried to bury.
Prasanth N.M
Decades ago, twenty-seven children vanished from Ravenswood Asylum without a trace. No witnesses. No bodies. Only silence.
Now, renowned trauma psychologist Dr. Marla Quinn returns to the asylum’s decaying ruins, drawn by echoes from her haunted past. What begins as a research investigation into mass psychological suppression quickly spirals into something far more terrifying. The walls remember. The children whisper. And something in the dark still waits.
As Marla descends deeper into Ravenswood’s crumbling halls, she unearths long-buried patient records, disturbing drawings, and a trail of supernatural clues that lead her to an unspeakable truth. The asylum didn’t just treat broken minds—it fed on them.
Will Marla escape with answers—or become the next name scratched into the walls?
For fans of Shutter Island, The Silent Patient, and The Haunting of Hill HouseA gripping psychological horror novel with paranormal twists and an immersive, gothic atmospherePerfect for readers who love dark secrets, unreliable narrators, haunted institutions, and slow-burning dreadUnlock the doors. Face the fear. Remember the children.
A chilling asylum horror novel blending psychological trauma, paranormal mystery, and the secrets time tried to bury.
Prasanth N.M
Decades ago, twenty-seven children vanished from Ravenswood Asylum without a trace. No witnesses. No bodies. Only silence.
Now, renowned trauma psychologist Dr. Marla Quinn returns to the asylum’s decaying ruins, drawn by echoes from her haunted past. What begins as a research investigation into mass psychological suppression quickly spirals into something far more terrifying. The walls remember. The children whisper. And something in the dark still waits.
As Marla descends deeper into Ravenswood’s crumbling halls, she unearths long-buried patient records, disturbing drawings, and a trail of supernatural clues that lead her to an unspeakable truth. The asylum didn’t just treat broken minds—it fed on them.
Will Marla escape with answers—or become the next name scratched into the walls?
For fans of Shutter Island, The Silent Patient, and The Haunting of Hill HouseA gripping psychological horror novel with paranormal twists and an immersive, gothic atmospherePerfect for readers who love dark secrets, unreliable narrators, haunted institutions, and slow-burning dreadUnlock the doors. Face the fear. Remember the children.
129 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 9, 2025
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August 2, 2025
Written by AI?
This book was quite rough to read. Disjointed, hard to follow, and I am convinced it was written by AI. Repeated, odd vernacular, em dash galore, and the flow was way off.
This book was quite rough to read. Disjointed, hard to follow, and I am convinced it was written by AI. Repeated, odd vernacular, em dash galore, and the flow was way off.
August 31, 2025
"The Hollow Children of Ravenswood Asylum: Some Echoes Never Die" by Prasanth N.M is a fascinating read. Join Dr. Marla Quinn as she investigates the mysterious disappearance of 27 children at Ravenswood Asylum. Voiceless and neglected, the children vanish, and the asylum's physicians seal off the room they occupied. With the help of Will and Ruth, the newly arrived Dr. Quinn uncovers a harrowing secret within the asylum. A gripping and thrilling story, this book is a must-read to uncover the fate of the children and the dark truths within Ravenswood Asylum.
August 27, 2025
hard to follow not very interesting for a horror novel
December 1, 2025
This book felt... Not actually written by a human? It felt almost AI type. I thought it had an interesting concept but I was genuinely disappointed in the structure of the book.
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