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--Annie Windsor is a privileged, young adult fresh from Maine University in the 1930's. Annie accepts a job as a nurse at a local Mental Asylum. Little does she know the horror that awaits there. She must question her morals and open her heart in this thrilling tale. (Annie POV written by Amanda Nelson) --Charles Doppler is the head doctor at the Mental Asylum of Maine. Haunted by the sins of his past, he has taken to some very odd hobbies for relief. When a young nurse named Annie begins working there, he can start to feel her warm and kind disposition changing him for the better. But he must fear what Annie will do when she discovers his true nature. (Charles POV written by Katie Hathaway)
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