You don’t have to readLetters from the Looney Bin to enter the madness—Dear Santa stands on its own. But once you do step inside, you may find yourself compelled to go back and uncover how it all began.
This Christmas, the Emerson Rose Asylum patients write to Santa… but will their wishes deliver salvation or seal their fate?
In this chilling holiday companion to Letters from the Looney Bin, the forgotten asylum patients cling to one fragile thread of that Santa might save them before the rebellion erupts. Behind the padded walls, wishes twist into confessions, demons rise louder than carols, and each patient is desperate for the red-suited stranger to bring escape.
But will Santa bring salvation—or leave them to ruin?
As the storm of mutiny brews, these haunting holiday letters pull you deeper into the asylum’s darkness, where the line between miracle and madness is razor-thin. Every page dares you to
What would you wish for, if your only hope was Santa—and your life depended on his answer?
For fans of dark psychological thrillers, gothic horror, and holiday tales with a sinister twist, Dear Santa is more than a book—it’s the next chapter of what’s to come in these Letters from the Looney Bin.
Loved this book. Kudo's to the author. The patients' backstories are chilling and unforgettable. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes to read psychological thrillers and "who did it?" books.
The letters went on for to long, I missed something. Where'd they all go? Ohhhhhhhh.... There's a 3rd book. No frickin way. I pushed through because I thought this was it. I can't do a 3rd book. I guess I'll never know what happened to them. Well, dang.
Honestly this book was not needed after the first book, it is a lot of reiteration of the first book. And I thought it was silly they were writing there letters to Santa until it was briefly explained at the end.