Tom Bierdz

In this the 4th book of the Grant Garrick series, psychiatrist Garrick is called to the scene of an accident where a friend's son has asked for him before passing out. The book is divided into 2 parts and the tension gradually builds throughout the story. In the first part, Garrick becomes the focus of a maelstrom of negative tweets and posts. The second part ratchets up the tension as he is charged with the murder of his one-time patient, Lara Stewart, who was also in the accident. He takes a leave of absence from his practice to find the real murderer. The tale is gripping and explores Garrick's work as a psychiatrist as well as the potentially devastating effects of social media. It can be read as a stand alone or as part of the series.… (meer)

First of all, this is the third book in the series, and, although it's not absolutely necessary for you to have read the two previous ones, it certainly will enhance your understanding about the protagonist.

That said, I love this book. The writing is really superb, with great, complex characters and a plot that will keep you reading, unable to stop until the end. As it's usual with Mr Bierdz, the vivid descriptions make both, characters and the setting become three-dimensional and realistic; and the ethical dilemmas are an important part of the plot.

A most recommended read.… (meer)