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| Category: Fiction |
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| About the Book | |
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Eric Thornton had a secret that he'd sworn to take to his grave. Buried deep inside him, he'd almost forgotten it. Ten years later, he commits a fatal mistake while working as a police officer in a Midwestern town. This triggers a series of events that leave him with memory loss, no job, and in jail, facing a murder charge. Desperate for answers, he seeks help from a psychotherapist. She guides him on a journey of self discovery through his past. After revealing his secret he begins to understand how the pieces of his emotional puzzle fit together. After several sessions, he learns how he destroyed his ability to love, and why he embarked on a path of self destruction that culminated in the fatal mistake. Filled with guilt and shame for his actions, he faces the consequences of his mistakes in a trial for his freedom.
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| About the Author | |
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Denton Gay attended the University of Arkansas and obtained a BA degree in Psychology. Although he did not pursue a career in the field, he has been a student of human behavior for years. He lives, works, and plays in and around the streams, lakes and racquetball courts of Northwest Arkansas. |