| Author: | Sally Saylor De Smet | ISBN: | 9780996527620 |
| Publisher: | Greenly Publishing | Publication: | September 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sally Saylor De Smet |
| ISBN: | 9780996527620 |
| Publisher: | Greenly Publishing |
| Publication: | September 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Multi-Award Winning Thriller that will stay with you. After the brutal murder of her father, Emily Quinn finds herself detained at the San Francisco County Jail, charged with first-degree murder for a crime she cannot remember.
Emily’s mother, a wealthy socialite, quickly distances herself from her troubled daughter, but in an attempt to salvage the family name, hires a world-renowned psychiatrist, Daniel Lieberman, to assist in Emily’s defense. The famed doctor, an aging, lonely psychiatrist with an addiction to sugar, caffeine, and understanding the human mind, quickly becomes sympathetic to Emily and her tortured childhood.
Together, Lieberman and Emily explore the frightening and twisted world of her damaged psyche, uncovering the complex reasons behind the young woman’s self-hatred and disconnected self-image.
They develop an abiding partnership, weaving through unexpected revelations and disturbing secrets. Of particular interest to the doctor is Emily’s strange attachment to the imaginary girls she sketches—and is driven to personify.
The secrets hidden in Emily’s mind could help with her defense—or confirm the death penalty case against her. But Lieberman senses other secrets are hidden within the patient’s mind, particularly the events surrounding the unexplained death of her twin sister, Penelope.
A gripping, twisting tale of psychological intrigue, Pages in the Wind enters the mostly uncharted realm of the human mind, seeking truth buried deep within Emily’s subconscious. Lieberman can help her uncover her past, but Emily is the one who has to face it—or remain damaged forever.
*Pages in the Wind *has been recognized as a great read by psychiatrists and educators for those interested in mental illness and how trauma and abuse alter identity. This award-winning book will stay with you long after you've finished reading.
Multi-Award Winning Thriller that will stay with you. After the brutal murder of her father, Emily Quinn finds herself detained at the San Francisco County Jail, charged with first-degree murder for a crime she cannot remember.
Emily’s mother, a wealthy socialite, quickly distances herself from her troubled daughter, but in an attempt to salvage the family name, hires a world-renowned psychiatrist, Daniel Lieberman, to assist in Emily’s defense. The famed doctor, an aging, lonely psychiatrist with an addiction to sugar, caffeine, and understanding the human mind, quickly becomes sympathetic to Emily and her tortured childhood.
Together, Lieberman and Emily explore the frightening and twisted world of her damaged psyche, uncovering the complex reasons behind the young woman’s self-hatred and disconnected self-image.
They develop an abiding partnership, weaving through unexpected revelations and disturbing secrets. Of particular interest to the doctor is Emily’s strange attachment to the imaginary girls she sketches—and is driven to personify.
The secrets hidden in Emily’s mind could help with her defense—or confirm the death penalty case against her. But Lieberman senses other secrets are hidden within the patient’s mind, particularly the events surrounding the unexplained death of her twin sister, Penelope.
A gripping, twisting tale of psychological intrigue, Pages in the Wind enters the mostly uncharted realm of the human mind, seeking truth buried deep within Emily’s subconscious. Lieberman can help her uncover her past, but Emily is the one who has to face it—or remain damaged forever.
*Pages in the Wind *has been recognized as a great read by psychiatrists and educators for those interested in mental illness and how trauma and abuse alter identity. This award-winning book will stay with you long after you've finished reading.
