Die Therapie

No witnesses, no leads, no body. Josy, the twelve-year-old daughter of the well-known psychiatrist Viktor Larenz, disappears under mysterious circumstances. Their fate remains unknown.
Four years later: the grieving Viktor has retreated to a secluded holiday home. But a beautiful stranger tracks him down there. She is tormented by delusions. In it, a little girl appears to her again and again who disappears just as without a trace as Josy once did. Viktor begins therapy, which more and more becomes a dramatic interrogation Rarely for a German author:
Sebastian Fitzek's bestseller The Therapy has now even been published in the USA. And American thriller writers are also enthusiastic: Sebastian Fitzek's Therapy is an immensely sophisticated literary thriller that finds great tension in the interior worlds of its characters and the interplay between plot and pace. It is written in a direct, harrowing and lucid style, well suited for readers who enjoy curling up with an intricate mystery and those seeking even greater depths of understanding. So often, in the realm of psychological thrillers, authors settle for gimmicks and cliche -- but that is categorically not the case with Therapy. It is compelling from the opening scene -- a truly wondrous set-piece in a doctor's office -- and will continue to resonate long after the final page has been read and re-read. John Katzenbach (Author) Therapy is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. It s a thriller that keeps the reader hooked and guessing right to the end. An enthralling mix of medicine and mystery. Paul Carson, author of Betrayal and Ambush.