Privacy: A Novel

By: Nina Sadowsky

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Synopsis: You never know who&’s watching. . . . A successful therapist&’s world is upended when her patients are targeted by a campaign of twisted psychological harassment in this propulsive novel from the author of Convince Me. Dr. Laina Landers is good at her job. She&’s an accomplished therapist, dedicated and compassionate. When she is summoned by a panicked patient who is being held hostage by her husband, she intervenes and dissuades him. Laina becomes a media sensation. But as her star rises, a target is placed on her back. Not everyone is impressed by Laina&’s achievements. Someone has it in for her and is targeting what matters to her most: her patients. One by one, Laina&’s patients spiral after they receive unsettling gifts that mock their deepest fears and hidden traumas. Liana&’s own home is targeted, in a mysterious break-in where nothing is taken, but left behind is the same message sent to her patients: Watching you. Enlisting Cal Murray, an ambitious and charismatic investigative journalist to whom she has an explosive attraction, Laina must examine her patients&’ lives and her own to identify the culprit. All she knows for sure? It&’s someone with access to her records. Someone who wants to destroy her stellar reputation, shatter her newfound success, and even, perhaps, end her life.