Badly Hidden

<p><strong>“You are not who you say you are.”</strong>            </p><p>Years after Captain Scott Weatherhill returns home from Afghanistan images from a firefight there are stirred up in his mind at a family campground. Demons are unleashed that spiral out of control with devastating consequences.</p><p>David Price the psychiatrist who wants to constrain him with drugs and Ken White the behavioural therapist who tries to remake him become part of a growing tragedy.</p><p>After Weatherhill returns to society the disappearance of first one co-worker and then another turns unwanted attention to his ongoing rehabilitation. His fate and those of his doctors are drawn together in ways no one could have predicted. <em>Badly Hidden </em>is a fast-paced psychological thriller and a troubling interpretation of post-traumatic stress disorder.</p><p> </p><p><strong>R.C. (Remmelt Cornelis “Rem”) Westland</strong> is the author of <em>Running for the People? </em>He studied at Canada’s Royal Military College and Carleton University. A short story based on <em>Badly Hidden </em>was published in the anthology <em>Thirty at Thirty</em>. Westland divides his time between his home in Rockcliffe and a cottage at Sharbot Lake Ontario.</p>