The Silent Patient - Alex Michaelides

What is the ideal thriller novel? One that captivates and surprises the reader, preferably with an unexpected resolution. "The Silent Patient" will intrigue those thriller readers who are more drawn to the subtleties of psychology rather than descriptions of bloody crime scenes. This is an unusual work about love, betrayal, passion, and pain that doesn't fade. Viewed through the eyes of a psychotherapist and reflected in the mind of a disturbed woman, the novel's key is found in the Greek myth of Alcestis.