Hourglass
Hourglass by Larry W. Stout is a fiction novel published by AuthorHouse in April 2009. This 356-page book is written in English and explores the intriguing story of Tyler Jackson, a teenage patient at Keystone Psychiatric Hospital in 1970. Displaying remarkable intellectual abilities and predictive powers, Tyler’s background remains a mystery. Dr. Alice Weis, the psychiatrist assigned to his case, is determined to uncover the truth behind his gifts, even at the risk of her career.
Readers will follow Alice as she embarks on a journey with Tyler across the United States, encountering a series of unexplainable events that challenge her understanding of reality. As she delves deeper into the mystery, she finds herself in increasingly precarious situations, prompting Dr. Paul Steinberg to enlist the help of a street-savvy investigator named Jimmy C to ensure her safety. The narrative weaves elements of fantasy, historical context, and mystery, culminating in revelations that profoundly impact the lives of all involved.
Official synopsis Publisher
Everyone is asking-“Who is Tyler Jackson?” The year is 1970, and a mysterious teenage patient at Keystone Psychiatric Hospital in Alvira, Pennsylvania displays incredible intellectual gifts and uncanny predictive powers-yet there is nothing in his background that explains where they came from. After Tyler’s surprising release from the hospital, Dr. Alice Weis, the young, idealistic. female psychiatrist assigned to treat him, is determined to solve the mystery, even if it means losing her job in the process. Through a series of unexplainable encounters on a journey with Tyler across the United States, Alice at first feels like she is looking through the looking glass, but in the end discovers that it is really the hourglass. Dr. Paul Steinberg, the doctor who could solve every problem before he met Tyler, suspects Alice may be in danger, and hires a tough, street-savvy investigator named Jimmy C to guard and protect her-no matter what. The stunning secrets are unveiled through one adventure after another, with a shocking conclusion that changes every life involved.
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