Jonathan and his cousin Dickie, teenagers ensconced in the throes of puberty, trap an escaped psycho from a mental institution in a dark fruit cellar on an abandoned farm. Willie is infected with tics and lice, surviving on the garbage from Dickie's home on Lake Syracuse. While being taken away from the abandoned farm, his arm comes loose from the straight jacket. He grabs young Jonathan and yells, "Everyone I love, burned... dead... You should have left me be." Twenty years later, after the death of Jonathan's pregnant wife, he accepts a position as Clinical Director at the Marilyn State Mental Institution, in Indiana, a beautiful Insane Asylum.
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who dun It?,
By kennedy (Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Yesterday's Fear (Paperback)
What an awesome book! I was convinced I knew the outcome, what a shocker! Brilliant writing Mr. Taylor. We want more, more I say. I was on the edge of my seat until your surprise ending.
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Chilling,
By R.G. Shelton, Author: When We First Deceive (Scottsdale, AZ USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Yesterday's Fear (Paperback)
"Yesterday's Fear" is strong stuff ... Taut suspense. A mind-possessing psychologically-frightening tale. Go to bed early, leave a light on, and read it to the end. Taylor takes you to the darkest recesses. It will be hard to put down and even more difficult to get out of your mind. For those thriller lovers everywhere.
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Taylor-made suspense scores high in goose bumps!,
By Herbert J. Paine (Phoenix, AZ) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Yesterday's Fear (Paperback)
Readers of John Taylor's "Yesterday's Fear" will bristle with joy at the entry of this talented writer's first entry to the world of psychological thrillers. Taylor keeps the action taut, with delightfully chilling twists and turns . His characters are distinctive and well-sculpted. What is especially remarkable is how Taylor has plumbed the mind of the insane. As it was for me, I expect that once you've turned the first page, you won't want to stop reading until you get to the very last drop of blood. Let's hope for more great writing from John Taylor.
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