When Hospital Trustees contact Joan Shepperd who is a psychic investigator, to discover the reason for the hauntings at a Mental Institution at Ilkley. Joan, and her daughter Anne, never expected to find a disused operating theatre, and the old museum with automated, working dummies in the basement. They were also puzzled when finding specimens preserved in formaldehyde, along with diaries and ledgers locked in the attic. They also asked themselves, why are the staff so unnerved when in the presence of the Matron, Patrice Elliot. Who is the ghostly disfigured nurse who calms
the patients at night when they are restless. And why is there such a high suicide rate amongst the nurses and patients. The eerie apparitions of service men and women, along with medical staff and other entities bring tension and fear to everyone working there. Is the cause of the hauntings to be found in a disused well that Joan, and Anne, discovered in a sealed room alongside the grisly museum apparatus. Read this book and find out.
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