A Dangerous Inmate by Jan-Andrew Henderson
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A boy confesses to impossible crimes—and dares a psychologist to prove the supernatural isn’t real.
Fifteen-year-old Harper Howling walks into a police station and calmly admits to killing his friends.
The trouble is, none of the deaths can be pinned on him.
Referred to Northland Psychiatric Hospital for evaluation, Harper is placed under the care of clinical psychologist Asher Gerard—a man who believes every mystery has a rational explanation. Harper, however, offers a far darker story: a sealed orphanage basement, a forgotten magician, and a relic that predicts how people will die.
As bodies continue to fall in disturbingly precise ways, Asher is forced to question whether his patient is delusional… or terrifyingly accurate.
What begins as a battle of wits becomes a race against time, with truth, guilt, and survival hanging in the balance.
And Asher soon finds out that some confessions are cries for help—and others are something else entirely.