Delusional Madness - Kimberly K. Taylor
Kimberly K. Taylor is an author, educator, and mental health advocate from southern Ohio. She is best known for her historical fiction novel Delusional Madness, which explores the forgotten lives of women confined to nineteenth-century asylums. Drawing inspiration from extensive historical research as well as personal experiences with mental health advocacy, Kimberly is passionate about telling stories that give voice to those history tried to silence. When she isn’t writing, Kimberly works in education, where she supports students with diverse learning needs and encourages empathy through literature. She enjoys reading, camping, traveling, and spending time with her family. Her writing often reflects her belief that stories can challenge stigma, spark understanding, and preserve truths that might otherwise be lost.
GENRE: Historical Fiction
Blurb:
When Cassie Alexander is committed to a nineteenth-century Ohio asylum, she is stripped of her name, her voice, and her identity—reduced to a number behind locked doors. Inside the institution, neglect is called treatment and silence is enforced as obedience. As Cassie witnesses the suffering of forgotten women, she must decide how to survive in a system designed to erase her. Delusional Madness is a haunting historical novel about injustice, memory, and resistance.
