Injane by Douglas Pearson

Most people think I'm crazy because I see things they cannot. But if they saw the blood and the torture, or feltan ounce of the pain I feel, they would know I'm not insane. No one believes me and that makes me more alone than I feel. To those who meet me for the firsttime, I'm Jane; once they hear my one-sided conversations and terrified screams, they refer to me as Injane.

I was sent the first chapter of Injane by the publisher for review, and I must say it really captured my attention and it made me really curious what happens next. In the first chapter, Jane is picked up from an institution by her new adoptive parents, who take them with them to church.Jane doesn't know what to think of her new parents and surroundings jet..