Prision Fear ©

In the summer of 1954, the Sheriff Nick Lenon comes to Shutter Island with his new partner Chuck Aule. The double should investigate the disappearance of an internal of the Psychiatric Hospital Ashecliffe reserved for criminal patients.
Without a trace, the killer Lay Alerck escaped barefoot of a guarded room and locked the key. Doctors, nurses and staff of the institution do not seem willing to cooperate with the investigation. And the lies come directly from the enigmatic chief physician of the hospital.
The Lay's disappearance raises a number of suspicions about the hospital: with their electrified fences and armed guards, it may not be just a sanatorium for criminals. Are rumors that a radical and violent approach to psychiatry was practiced there - suspicions range from terrible experiences with drugs and experimental surgery, to the development of instruments to be used in the Cold War.
Meanwhile, a hurricane approaches the island, precipitating a revolt among prisoners. The closer to the truth Nick and Chuck come, more deceptive it becomes.
Immerse yourself in this reading and find out what I mean. Based on the patient 67, Dennis Lehane.
The author Dario Vittors Zukowski exceeded all limits and will move, certainly, with its psychological.

"This is a work of fiction, any resemblance to the names, people, facts and real life situations have been a coincidence."

* Available Portuguese version.

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