In 1939 Maine, the Golden House promises healing, discretion—and a cure for those society considers unfit. When Oliver Orwell and his troubled mother, Anna, become patients, they discover that compassion can conceal cruelty and trust can become obsession. Behind the institution’s elegant gates, some secrets are never meant to escape. $0.99 on Kindle.
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