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Psychopathic
Haunted by a freak skydiving accident, blind psychiatrist, Faith Galloway, relives her darkest fears when a former patient and convicted stalker, Ronald Neyman, escapes from a mental health facility and embarks on a seemingly random killing spree. A prodigious savant with schizophrenic tendencies, Neyman's connection to Faith emerges when special agents from the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit search for the violent suspect and the motive for his sudden outrage. Tormented by a psychopathic killer she can't see, Faith confronts the consequence of her own indiscretions while a stunning discovery about her past reveals harrowing truths.
Published: January 10, 2025
Pages: 386
ISBN: 9798989851911
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4.0
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Tara L.
Feb 8, 2026
Such an intriguing read!
Faith Galloway is a psychiatrist who was blinded in a freak skydiving accident many years ago. Was it truly an accident or was her prodigious savant stalker to blame? Well, he's now escaped from a mental health facility, so you can bet he's on a mission to find her and will not let anyone get in his way.
This book is full of twists and unexpected turns of events. No character is safe and not everyone will make it to the end of the story.
There were a couple moments near the end where I started wondering what the point of continuing to read was, but I did end up liking the ending and was glad I carried on.
I recommend reading this book.
Faith Galloway is a psychiatrist who was blinded in a freak skydiving accident many years ago. Was it truly an accident or was her prodigious savant stalker to blame? Well, he's now escaped from a mental health facility, so you can bet he's on a mission to find her and will not let anyone get in his way.
This book is full of twists and unexpected turns of events. No character is safe and not everyone will make it to the end of the story.
There were a couple moments near the end where I started wondering what the point of continuing to read was, but I did end up liking the ending and was glad I carried on.
I recommend reading this book.