The psychologist with a troubled
past…
Dr.
Christopher Kellan spends his days at Loveland Psychiatric Hospital, overseeing
a unit known as Alpha Twelve, home to the most deranged and psychotic killers
imaginable. His newest patient, Donny Ray Smith, is accused of murdering ten
young girls and making their bodies disappear. But during his first encounter
with Donny, Christopher finds something else unsettling: the man looks
familiar.
The killer with a secret…
Donny Ray
knows things about Christopher—things he couldn’t have possibly learned at Loveland.
As the psychologist delves deeper into the mysterious patient’s case,
Christopher’s life whirls out of control. The contours of his mind are rapidly
losing shape, and his grasp on reality is slipping even faster. Is he going
mad, or is that what Donny Ray wants him to think?
The terror that binds them…
In this taut
psychological thriller from Andrew E. Kaufman, bestselling author of The Lion,
the Lamb, the Hunted, a tormented man must face his fear and enter the mind of
a killer to find the truth…even if it costs him his sanity.
Twisted is
an utterly absorbing book which kept me hooked from the very first page right
through to the excellent ending.
I don’t want
to give too much of the story away because I don’t want to spoil a great read. Dr
Christopher Kellan, a psychologist at Loveland psychiatric hospital recognises
his latest patient. Donny Ray Smith is due to stand trial for the murder of a
six year old child, but he soon realises that the enigmatic Donny Ray knows
more about him than he should. On a tight deadline to evaluate Donny Ray’s
mental state, Dr Kellan begins to lose his grasp on reality.
The reader
is taken through a whirlpool of emotions as we take the journey with him, and
what a journey it is: shocking, mystifying, mind blowing, but ultimately
compelling.
Twisted is
the ideal title for this book, because there are so many twists and turns that
lead to a superb ending that I never saw coming.
I thoroughly
enjoyed this book, and will definitely be reading more by Mr Kaufman.
I have no problem
recommending this novel. A brilliant 5* read.
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