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In this mind-twisting tale based on real events, Fendi Jane Hathaway, an individual with schizoaffective disorder, writes down her feelings and what she experiences with mental illness inside a deep, dark diary. Throughout the story, you'll find that schizophrenia isn't what meets the eye. In fact, schizophrenia isn't what people make it at all.

Get ready to soar through the smog of romantic affairs, investigate murder crime scenes, maybe shed a tear or two with a cancer patient, find your way out of a horrific situation, and lastly, haunt the halls of The Needham Mansion. Discover the lives of these five femme fatales. Don’t be fooled, some may bite.

Will Deija Rilee, Kai Dickinson, and Leila Epson escape Octagion and rid their travelers for good? Next, the Needham mansion is up for sale in the town of Newborough. The movers, well, they weren’t aware of the horrific happenings of the place and of what lies in store. Were they ever shocked, because a young woman who was murdered by her very own father in her bathtub, has risen from the dead! And just in time for vengeance! This sinister demon haunts the halls of all who enter the Needham Mansion and won’t stop until she gets her revenge. But will she ever truly be laid to rest?

Tilda Wilkinson lived a very tragic life. Mommy raised her and tried to keep Daddy away, while Daddy was doing unimaginable things to Tilda. Mommy couldn’t stop Daddy; so one day, when Tilda was bathing upstairs, Daddy got angry and went upstairs to murder her. He slaughtered her and cut her up. Now Tilda has risen from the dead and will make sure that all your best dreams turn into your worst nightmare.

Catalan (Cat) Moaney was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder and hasn’t been the same since. Little did she know, every patient recorded on file with psychosis claims to be “haunted” by these demonic entities they call travelers. None of the staff at Octagion believed these patients due to their mental state, but eventually started to because many patients were getting physical symptoms; some even dying. And now it’s even worse, because now people beside the mentally ill are dying as well.

A young woman, dealing with a rare disease called Vaskin’s Disease (self-dehydration), comes to a realization that living in sin and self-destruct isn’t the way of life. Her epiphany and final brush with death has made her change her ways, find God, and journey through the scary unknown. But with friends, family, and God, Olivine just may conquer her addiction after all.