Actual rating: 2.5 
 That cover. Just look at that cover. So creepy. Story plot: Summer program where a dorm is an old asylum and students finding out their being there is no coincidence. Throw in the promise of real asylum photographs and there was no way I was not picking up this book. I needed it pronto. Managed to nab it as soon as it came in at the library. 
 The epigraph and the picture that went with it were perfect. Yes. I'm pumped and ready to be creeped out. 
 Then I hate to said it but it let me down. It didn't waste anytime getting to the point. We're at an asylum. There's weird pictures and a hidden room and it just keeps going from there. But something didn't quite click. I didn't hate the book, but I didn't love it as much as I had hoped to. I couldn't put it down mostly because I wanted to see if the assumptions I had made at the beginning were correct (they were, kind of, but not really). The book kept on giving me more and more questions and fewer and fewer answers. And then the end happened and I went: 
 It's a quick read. Aggravating at time because of the cheesiness of some of the dialogue (definitely reminded me of B-horror flick in that regards). It did leave me slightly perplexed by the main character and not fully trusting anything that I was told. And can anyone tell me what Jordan's link to the Asylum was? Did I miss it? I feel like this is being set up for a series. Or the author really wanted to leave us going: "Wtf?"