The Angry Spirit of Never Moore
By
A.
E. Lawrence
Phillip Everette Moore is a wealthy man
who loses his wife and two daughters in a tragic accident in 1846. He becomes a recluse and loses his will to
live. However, he leaves his entire
estate, including his mansion, Ever Moore, to a compassionate psychiatrist who
operates a small insane asylum. Dr. Dinston
turns Ever Moore into a state-of-the-art asylum that treats its inmates
humanely.
As time passes, new administrators operate
Ever Moore according to Dr. Dinston’s tenets.
However, when Dr. Willison takes the reins, the quality of care
deteriorates drastically when he begins misappropriating the operating funds. And the new staff he hires are nothing more
than sadistic thugs who enjoy beating the inmates. Eventually, the asylum becomes known as Never
Moore by the despairing inmates. And
when the collective anguish of the inmates radiates out through the walls into
the night, the spirit of Phillip Moore rises from his grave to exact
retribution on those who would desecrate his beloved Ever Moor.
Marly Manchester is a fifteen-year-old
girl who has been brought to Ever Moore by her uncle, Dr. Willison, after her
family is killed in an accident. The
doctor wants to dispose of the girl and gain control of her sizable
inheritance. His plans are working until
Marly commits a murder so bizarre that Inspector Markus Mackenzie can’t bring
himself to bring charges against her.
And to complicate his investigation, several more inexplicable killings
take place in at the asylum in a matter of days.
Markus and his wife, Stella, become enmeshed in a struggle to solve the mysterious murders while trying to find a way to absolve Marly of murder. But they have no way of knowing that they are dealing with the angry spirit of Never Moore.
Markus and his wife, Stella, become enmeshed in a struggle to solve the mysterious murders while trying to find a way to absolve Marly of murder. But they have no way of knowing that they are dealing with the angry spirit of Never Moore.
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