A woman contacts a retired psychiatrist in his country house. She wants his help and convinces him to treat her there and then. During the course of the therapy sessions the woman starts revealing events and clues which could be related to the disappearance of the psychiatrist daughter. The man gets desperate trying to find out more but the woman is obviously not well and completely unreliable.
In Therapy I found grief, confusion, regret and madness. Gothic-like settings, cold, rain and darkness. A protagonist searching for the truth and a mysterious woman who knows it, or so she claims. Fitzek plays with the reader making us doubt everything and everyone. A fun and engaging read.
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