#1 bestselling cosmic horror writer Donald Morrison’s Ouroboros is a chilling descent into madness, memory, and the unspeakable evil left buried beneath the ashes of the past.

Hartford, Connecticut. Summer, 1970. When Christopher D’Artainian reunites with his childhood friend Henry Snow, the two are drawn back to the ruins of the long-abandoned Arlen Mental Asylum—a place whispered about in ghost stories and local legend. Burned to the ground years earlier under mysterious circumstances, the asylum stands as a blackened skeleton at the edge of town. What begins as a reckless attempt to relive their youth quickly becomes something far more dangerous.

Inside the ruins, they discover that the fire did not destroy everything. Something remains. Something waiting. As they venture deeper into the silent corridors, they begin to uncover signs of rituals, symbols carved into stone, and evidence of something that was never meant to be contained. The boundary between the living world and something far older—and far more malevolent—has begun to fracture.

As reality itself begins to unravel around them, Christopher and Henry must confront a terrifying truth: the asylum was never meant to keep people inside. It was meant to keep something else from getting out.

Perfect for fans of Stephen King and classic supernatural horror, Ouroboros is a haunting tale of forbidden discovery, demonic presence, and the terrifying realization that some doors, once opened, can never be closed.