Catatonic

a scarred-face serial killera twisted love storya psychological experience Life at Stillwater Sanitarium was exceedingly boring for a complete catatonic in her mid-twenties. Typically, Adelaide Lynch kept to herself. Always sitting in the same corner, reading the same book, strutting the same holey pair of socks. For nearly two years, the woman managed to become completely invisible. That is, until a broad-shouldered, greasy-haired man with a creepy complexion arrives. For the first time in years, Adelaide may have finally found her voice.Originally published in 2018, author Alyssa Page (previously published as Alyssa DiCarlo) has re-released her debut novel with an exciting twist, an Author's Cut. Inside the new pages of Catatonic, you will find new easter eggs, references to the second installment, and completely uncensored scenes that were previously written as "fade to black". Expect more blood, more gore, and more sex.CONTENT WARNINGCatatonic contains content that may be disturbing to some readers.Although entirely fictional, the character of Switch is a serial killer, and the violence, gore, and blood in the pages ahead are rather extensive. Some other possible triggers include detailed intravenous drug use, explicit sexual situations, mentions and implications of rape (not described in heavy detail), child abuse, stillbirth, miscarriage, tragic death, and murder. Your mental health is important to me. If you have any questions or concerns about the triggers that lay ahead, please feel free to reach out to me at my email, which is listed on the copyright page. Adelaide's tale is neither light, nor for the faint of heart. This is hardly a happy story.With that, I'll see you on the other side.