Mad Girl: Locked Up by Karpov Kinrade

In the bowels of an ancient French abbey, the screams can wake the dead.
The curse of my ancestors has come to pass. I have fallen victim to my own insanity.
The voices are inside me, clawing at my consciousness. I see my face—her face—everywhere I look, and I know the truth.
After tragedy strikes, I’m taken to an asylum for the sick of mind and soul. They say they want to heal me, but the voices say they lie.
A doctor too beautiful to be real almost has me believing I can be normal, and at first I cling to him as a life preserver in a storm.
But the haunted eyes and feral looks of the Woodland brothers give me doubts. They say I can’t be cured because I’m not crazy, I’m a witch. And the only one who can save us all.
My soul hungers for the brothers, who are my werewolf guardians in this house of horrors.
And my heart yearns for the vampire doctor, who offers the promise of a light in the darkness, even if that promise might be false.
My mind is playing tricks on me—and I can no longer tell the difference between illusion and reality, but when patients start dying, I know one thing for certain. If we don’t escape, we will become one of the ghosts that haunts this place forever.
Welcome to Le Reve Asylum. We’re all mad here, but some of us are also dangerous.

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Mad Girl is a reverse harem why choose paranormal romance with potentially sensitive themes of suicide and institutional abuse.