In Ghost Print, acclaimed author Martin Gangley delivers a chilling psychological thriller that blurs the line between healing and horror.

Dr. Mara Ellison has built her career on a revolutionary treatment—immersive simulation therapy designed to help trauma survivors rewrite their most painful memories. Patients emerge calmer, lighter, seemingly cured. But when Mara begins to notice something strange—nightmares identical in detail spreading across patients who have never met—she's forced to question whether her breakthrough has opened a door that should never have been unlocked.

Daniel, a soldier haunted by combat, finds the therapy offering relief...until the shadows he sees in session follow him home. Jess, a fragile teenager, begins to hear voices in the ceiling whispering truths no one should know. Dr. Colin Mercer, a brilliant neurologist, turns his skepticism into obsession as science collides with the unexplainable. And looming over them all is Evelyn Cross, a corporate executive who knows far more than she admits, guarding a secret that ties each unraveling mind to a single source.

The therapy promised healing. Instead, it has left behind something that will not let go.

As patient and doctor alike spiral deeper into the shared nightmare, Mara must confront a terrifying possibility: the "ghost print" left by trauma isn't being erased—it's being rewritten, corrupted, and weaponized. To stop it, she will have to face not only her own buried past but also the system profiting from the chaos.

Suspenseful, cerebral, and eerily resonant, Ghost Print is a medical-psychological thriller that forces us to ask:
What if the cure is worse than the disease?

Fans of Alex Michaelides (The Silent Patient), Blake Crouch (Dark Matter), and Michael Crichton will find themselves gripped by this haunting descent into memory, mind, and control.