David has two problems. Tucker — the violent alternate personality he's spent years trying to kill. And the fact that Tucker might be the only thing keeping him alive.
When his psychiatrist takes a post at the remote Shepard Institute, David follows — uninvited, under a false identity, with nothing to lose. What he finds is a locked ward full of broken people, an old man who seems to know exactly why he's there, and something ancient moving through the building like a current.
It was here long before any of them. And it's been waiting for exactly the right person to carry it forward.
GOAD doesn't want your soul. It wants something worse.
A supernatural thriller set in 1996. For readers of Stephen King and Dean Koontz.
"Richard Crossley is a Marine veteran writing his first full-length horror thriller, GOAD. He crafts dark psychological stories in the tradition of early Stephen King and Dean Koontz."