Therapy

From the very first Alex Delaware novel on, Jonathan Kellerman has been fascinated with therapy gone wrong. Who knows what lies behind the veils of secrecy and confidentiality surrounding psychological practice? If the doctor chooses to abuse his power, it is a betrayal and violation which never loses its capacity to shock. In many cases, the patient still feels bound by the strictures of secrecy, and never reveals his or her victimization. In THERAPY, when a series of murders are connected with a shadowy psychology practice, Alex Delaware and Milo Sturgis must immerse themselves in a world of manipulation and unethical "therapeutic" practices. Delaware must bring his moral clarity to bear on these wrongs, and do his best to see them righted.