Sometimes you can forget what the truth is if you hear a lie often enough
Clinical psychologist Joseph OʼLoughlin leads a life in London with his beautiful wife and beloved daughter that is the envy of many - even his friend Jock, a shallow, womanizing, selfish man. Yet it only takes a little and Joseph, who hides the symptoms of Parkinson's disease from those around him, can lose everything. When the police discover the mutilated body of a woman and entrust the case to old-school detective Vincent Ruiz, it is Professor OʼLoughlin who is asked to provide his expertise.
Unfortunately, the murdered woman turns out to be the specialist's former patient, who once made things difficult for him at home and at work. And even though he suspects his new patient of the murder and still can't get inside his head, the clues unfortunately point directly to Joseph... Can he come clean on the run from the law? And can he at least rely on Jock, deftly comforting his desperate wife?
The book's manuscript was the subject of a battle between publishers at the London Book Fair, was eventually translated into 24 languages and sold over a million copies.
The first part of the successful series of crime thrillers with psychologist OʼLoughlin, which you may also know from TV screens.
