A fatal car crash. The sole survivor. And the dark hooded stranger that wants her dead.When a terrible accident-not accident-stole my parents' lives, my whole perfect life changed. My memories are hazy, and there are scars on my wrists. I've been locked away for my own protection...until I prove my sanity, until I lie. There was no hooded figure on the road that day, no one standing over me as I lay paralyzed watching my parents burn. I am Cassidy Lockheart...20-year-old orphan. Determined to free my caged mind, I find myself far away on an unexpected trip to help return my forgotten past. The snow was part of my life before, but now it's like a blank slate, until an avalanche changes everything. But I'm not alone. These other 'lucky' trip winners may not be the strangers they pretend to be. And my hooded attacker...I see him everywhere. Is this real? Or delusion caused by head trauma? Either way, I'm being watched. I can sense it. I can feel it. Someone is after me; maybe they're after us all. The avalanche was no accident. It was staged to deliver us to this abandoned place. A place where the walls whisper dark secrets of a sinister past...a past no one can escape. Trapped, this snow won't let up...it won't let us leave. My lost memories hold clues, but they're buried so deep, polluted and twisted in my every waking nightmare. What is real? I don't have the answers. But I need them. Time is ticking and if I don't figure this all out soon it will be too late.The past is coming for us all...and it wants blood.Warning - This book contains some graphic scenes that are only for an adult audience. Psychological Thriller / Horror "Think of the tension of Silence of the Lambs combined with the horror of Carrie and you have Nerve Damage. This is a psychological thriller that won't let you put it down, yet you are almost too scared to turn the page!" Diane Richmond (devoted bookworm) ★★★★★ This chilling tale from J.L. Myers is a suspenseful and twisted addition to other great psychological thrillers from the likes of Sarah A. Denzil, K.L. Slater, and Dot Hutchison.