But caution yourself, reader.

The inner minds of two families create death in this addictive psychological journey. Profound loss and hatred are explored to a depth unknown previously.

Michael is a boy from the suburbs with everything seemingly intact. He plays sports, has friends, and is physically healthy. But something is wrong. The monster in his mind screeches and howls for a better way-a path away from abuse and scandal and murder, and the instability that plagues his adolescence.

But there is no way out.

There is no way to sell this story, reader. There is no belief for Michael to cling to. There is no escape once you embark on the journey. Be prepared to make friends with the monster in your mind.

Throughout the adventure, your mind will seek resolution. Maybe a constructive way out. But the monster in your mind is the same one haunting the book itself, and it will lead you down paths you never thought of.

If you go inside your mind, will you find a way out of your own maze?