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“Fans of Iain Reid will love this chilling psychological tale. Written with a timeless quality, The Memory Ward is mysterious, clever, and unnerving—a book to be read quickly that demands further thought after the final page is turned.” Zoje Stage, USA Today bestselling author of Baby Teeth
“Bassoff’s uncanny Bethlam, Nevada, hits the map to stand toe-to-toe with eerie heavyweights Stepford, Connecticut, and Twin Peaks, Washington.” Warren Hammond, author of KOP and Denver Moon
“Half waking dream, half living nightmare, The Memory Ward is a palpitating descent into a verisimilitude of madness that could only be written by one of the very best in the game, Jon Bassoff.” Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire mystery series
“Jon Bassoff is a master of that territory where pulp becomes poetry, and crime fiction mates with horror.” Ramsey Campbell, Bram Stoker Award–winning author of Ancient Images
“A highly entertaining and thought-provoking exploration of what makes a human being an individual person. It’s also a timely cautionary tale of what societies can allow to happen to their most vulnerable segments for a purported greater good.” Criminal Element
“The Memory Ward starts out with a bit of tension and only gets faster, weirder, and more overwrought from there…Bassoff, an accomplished crime author with a knack for the strange, manages to make the narrative unique and engaging.” Gabino Iglesias, Locus
“A suspense-filled bone chiller…Promises to resonate with fans of Black Mirror.” Modern Luxury Peak magazine
“Jon Bassoff is one of the masters at mixing genres.” The Hard Word
“Bassoff delivers a tale of trauma and altered identity, and one questioning the concept of humanity itself.” The Cullman Times
“Bassoff whips up sufficient unease with his Twilight Zone setup…Blake Crouch fans will enjoy this mind-bender.” Publishers Weekly