Tīmāristān (jild-i duvvum: ma'bad): Persian 1396

In the entertaining second book in the New York Times bestselling Asylum series, three teenagers must return to the asylum that still haunts their dreams to put an end to the nightmare once and for all. The temple with its suspense and horror that makes you want to read makes the Timarestan collection such a prominent figure and features found photos of real carnivals. This novel is an exhilarating reading experience that is suitable for fans of thrillers and horror novels or for children who are curious. Dan, Abby, and Jordan are still traumatized from an experience they shared during the summer they spent at the Brooklyn Asylum. As much as they like to move forward, they are left with many questions, and someone is determined to keep the horror alive for them, sending photos of an old carnival to the teenagers with no notes or names. Teenagers who had planned to never attend a New Hampshire college again decide to return to a New Hampshire college for a prospective college weekend, where they discover that the carnival of photos is not only real, it's even at the college. Probably for the first time in many years Escaping mock classes and college parties, Dan and his friends set out on their own—in one of the abandoned houses and hidden locations nearby. Camford hides a terrible past, and the truth is even scarier than Dan imagined. Don't miss this brand-new gothic horror novel.