He never strikes. He doesn't need to.
Ravenwood State Hospital, New York. Delta Wing. Cell 8.
Inmate 842 is polite, cultured, charming. One question is enough to make a man waver. One silence is enough to break a woman.
Marc Delorme has just been made head guard. He writes everything down in his black notebook. But since Monday, lines have been appearing in it, in his own handwriting, that he never wrote.
All around him, people are falling apart. A nurse doubts his own daughter. A psychiatrist can no longer meet his eyes. The patients are learning.
And Victor? He said nothing.
"I never lied. They add the rest themselves."
A psychological thriller you won't be able to put down.