Janice (The sun's collapse: Part II)

[Kay Sera]

Janice was the one who found her. She called the ambulance, the kind that have no reason to turn on sirens. 

And it was Janice who found that she had no one to call regarding the death. There was only one number listed in the "Relatives" column of the sheet filed twenty years ago, and it had long since been disconnected.

Since she had discovered the body and there was no one to call, it was Janice's duty to pack up the tomb and ship it to charities or to the garbage, a task she had done many times.

It was funny to Janice how often people forgot about their relatives once they were deemed "insane".

[Joey Delgado]

See. I knew it would be a very dramatic and engaging series. Can't wait to read the next installment.

[Sandra Davies]

There is a superb book entitled 'The vanishing act of Esme Lennox' by Maggie O'Farrell which deals with the incarceration of relatives deemed insane.

And this has a gentle, clean feel to the telling of the tory.