Two days have passed since the incident, but Levan remains uneasy. The place is even quieter. Are they hiding something? A foolish question from someone like me. Of course they're hiding something. On my first day, I experienced all of that. Imagine how it must be for everyone who's worked here for years. The nurses move faster than usual, the doctors speak in hushed tones as if every word could be used against them. No one has asked me what I saw that night. Perhaps because they already know the answer, or perhaps because they don't want to hear it.
Nadim Al-Bakri begins his work as a psychiatrist at Levan Hospital, believing he's entering a place of therapy. But with each new case, hidden layers of the hospital are revealed to him: unexplained incidents, patients haunted by a dark past, and a child who seems to have appeared from another time.
Levan Hospital is a psychological novel about guilt, truth, and the unforgettable places that those who have passed through them never forget.
