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Zachary Brawler is a man who has it all, a loving wife, a beautiful young son, and a respectful position at his law fi rm, Jackson Law. On a verge of self-awareness, his world soon goes to ruin, spinning his life into total mayhem. Finding himself in the most notorious asylum in the United States, Can the deranged man survive his own inner demons while fi ghting the sadistic nurses in Afterdark Asylum? Or will he succumb to a bitter end in his own prison?
Zachary Brawler is a man who has it all, a loving wife, a beautiful young son, and a respectful position at his law fi rm, Jackson Law. On a verge of self-awareness, his world soon goes to ruin, spinning his life into total mayhem. Finding himself in the most notorious asylum in the United States...
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Adam Stewart, born in West Virginia, began writing at an early age of ten. Fascinated by the genre of horror and fantasy, he began writing short stories and poems that signified these traits. At the age of 18, the young author began writing his first book, Travesty. He still resides in West Virginia where he is attending college in becoming a nurse.
Adam Stewart, born in West Virginia, began writing at an early age of ten. Fascinated by the genre of horror and fantasy, he began writing short stories and poems that signified these traits. At the age of 18, the young author began writing his first book, Travesty. He still resides in West Virgi...
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