Stranger in the Mind

De: James R Berrywood, Steven L Aspen

Narrado por: Liz May Brice

Stranger in the Mind is a supernatural thriller blending history, mystery, and the unexplainable.

Mystery and murder swirl around a dangerous doctor.

One detective vows to unravel the truth. 1920s Liverpool—a city shrouded in fog and secrets. Detective Amelia Dei uncovers a string of unexplained comas in Liverpool’s most notorious infirmary. As she digs deeper, she faces a sinister psychiatrist and a truth darker than anything she’s imagined...

©2024 J R Berrywood & S L Aspen (P)2025 J R Berrywood & S L Aspen

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"‘Stranger in the Mind’ quickly draws you in and does not let you go till the last word." Reader Views

A captivating mystery

Received as an audio copy to review from Story Origin, this is an honest review. Anchored by the breathtaking and glorious narration by Liz May Brice, Stranger in the Mind is an immersive supernatural thrill ride with amazing, complex characters you cannot forget. Detective Amelia Dei is a fierce forces of nature as she fights to understand the bizarre set of comas and deaths at Brownlow Hill hospital while proving to her male colleagues views of women in a job she shouldn't have. The deeper Amelia and her partner Jonathan Reed dig within the hospital, they discover that a place of healing has become the home for Dr. Knight to exploit a very dark gift he truly believes he can keep control of even as the shadowy world of the Umbra is far more dangerous and haunting than Aaron Knight can understand.

Highly recommended.

Eerie Psychological Thriller

This story was a collaboration between two authors, and it was my first experience with either one. My attention was hooked from the opening paragraphs until the very end, and I listened to the whole audiobook in one sitting. Although this story was told from two POVs, one character named Doctor Arron Knight and the other was named Detective Amelia Dei, I had no trouble following the flow of the story. I thought the characters were powerfully written as Dr. Knight was a psychiatrist with a special gift and Detective Amelia Dei was the first woman detective in Liverpool in the 1920's. I felt that the combination of all the elements: the underlying themes, the descriptive setting, the strong characters, and the uncomfortable moments added together to make a very thought-provoking and memorable story. I enjoyed Liz May Brice's narration, and her performance kept my attention. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.