Saving Max by Antoinette van Heugten

This is the story of attorney Danielle Parkman, a single mom, and her son Max who has been diagnosed with behavioral problems. Fearful that Max is getting worse, she seeks help from a supposedly best in the field of psychiatric facilities. Determined to stay on top of his care, Danielle spends time with Max at the facility and begins to feel that things are happening to Max that she doesn't understand. When she finds Max, unconscious, in another boy's bloodied room and the boy dead, she is certain that Max is not responsible. First time novelist Heugten writes a frightening mystery, certain to keep you turning the pages. I liked it. Sandy Penton.