The Perfect Patient

De: Luana Lewis

Narrado por: Emma Newman

A completely gripping psychological thriller with a shocking twist

As I walk into my therapist’s office, I’m finally ready to answer the question on everyone’s lips.... Am I a murderer?

It’s been six months since I woke up next to the body of the man I’d chatted to in a bar the night before. I still remember the metallic scent of his blood, the stillness of the room, and the panic that rose in my throat when I realized he was dead.

I remember him buying cocktails. We talked. We went up to my room. And then...nothing. But I know I didn’t kill him.

Now, as my whole world is picked apart by the police, the only hope I have of clearing my name is with my therapist, Dr. Tara Black. As soon as we meet, I feel at peace. Her kind, dark eyes make me want to talk for hours, and she tells me she can help me access my memories of that night. But it soon becomes clear there is more to my past than even I remember....

Why does a flicker of recognition cross her face as I talk about the crime scene? And why do my parents look scared when I tell them I discussed my childhood with Dr. Black?

Did I put my trust in the wrong person?

And how far will I have to go to prove I’m innocent?

This absolutely gripping psychological thriller will have you hooked from the very first moment to the last jaw-dropping twist. Perfect for fans of The Housemaid, The Girl on the Train, and The Perfect Marriage.

©2023 Luana Lewis (P)2023 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Great book

Great and keeps you guessing! Love the characters. Also the narrator compliments the story. Hope there is more to come!

Loved it!

The story was intricate enough to keep you engaged, but not so much that it was hard to follow. I definitely recommend!

So many unexpected turns!

I absolutely loved listening to this book. I was able to relate in some ways mentally. The author keeps you drawn in from multiple angles and it was very enjoyable.

The voice for this book was incredible with the different emotions and tones. Beautiful.

Half way through the book I wanted to throw it out the window. The main character is a professional doing stupid rookie moves and coming up with the dumbest conclusions. This is a grown adult thinking like a teenager. Disappointing. The twist ending was a surprised but it was lackluster. Like "oh okay." not "oh my god!" Overall it was meh.