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Title: The Blind
Author: A. F. Brady
Narrator: Kate Zane
Format: Unabridged
Length: 12 hrs and 17 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-05-17
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Psychological
Publisher's Summary:
Every morning, psychiatrist Sam James gets up at 6.45. She has a shower, drinks a cup of coffee, then puts on her makeup.
She ignores the empty bottles piling up by her door.
On this particular morning, Sam is informed of a new patient's arrival at Manhattan's most notorious institution. Reputed to be deranged and dangerous, Richard is just the kind of impossible case Sam has built her reputation on. She is certain that she is the right doctor to treat such a difficult patient.
But then Sam meets Richard. And Richard seems totally sane.
Let the mind games begin.
Critic Reviews:
"Utterly addictive." (Lisa Hall)
"Dark and completely enthralling." (Kimberly Belle)
"A propulsive, compelling debut. You won't soon forget this gripping psychological read." (A. J. Banner)
Members Reviews:
Primarily About Self-Forgiveness: How Deep is Your Love?
This novel is primarily about forgiveness. The hardest kind: self-forgiveness. It is a testament to the destruction in pretending to be âbetter thanâ others, and the reconstruction in understanding we ARE âbetter thanâ our inner demons. The author tells us when you truly forgive, you arenât trying to control the narrative anymore...you stop the resistance. And by default (or is it design?) you find acceptance. In being willing to accept both the âgoodâ and âbadâ in ourselves, the whole of who we are, the author reminds us...we are all equals.
The narrator was very annoying and I had to stop half way through because ...
Perhaps if I had read this instead of audio book my opinion would be different. The narrator was very annoying and I had to stop half way through because I could not tolerate her voice.
Sam's self-destructive behavior does become painful to witness
The Blind by A.F. Brady is a highly recommended debut novel of addictions, codependency, psychological self-examination and redemption.
Samantha "Sam" James, 37, always acts positive and keeps her inner demons at bay while maintaining her position as the best psychologist at Manhattanâs Typhlos Psychiatric Center, where she is admired by her boss and peers. Her professional life stands in sharp contrast to her personal life. After work Sam is drinking heavily and being physically abused by her boyfriend. Sam thinks she's keeping her two lives separate, but when she needs to throw up almost every morning from her alcohol intake the previous night and has to use special makeup to cover up any bruises her boyfriend left, well, she knows her life is spiraling out of control.
When a new patient, Richard McHugh, comes to Typhlos, none of the other staff want to take him on as a patient. Richard is an enigma. His file is virtually empty, with no diagnosis or patient history. He doesn't talk. Richard spent twenty years in prison and is believed to be violent. No one knows why he is at Typhlos. After a month with his first assigned psychologist, Richard is assigned to Sam because she has a good reputation counseling difficult patients. He comes into Sam's office with his stack of newspapers and doesn't say a word.
As Sam's risk taking increases in her personal life, mistakes begin to happen in her professional life. Richard witnesses one of these which eventually become the impetus for him to open up and share his secrets if Sam reciprocates.
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Title: The Blind
Author: A. F. Brady
Narrator: Kate Zane
Format: Unabridged
Length: 12 hrs and 17 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-05-17
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Psychological
Publisher's Summary:
Every morning, psychiatrist Sam James gets up at 6.45. She has a shower, drinks a cup of coffee, then puts on her makeup.
She ignores the empty bottles piling up by her door.
On this particular morning, Sam is informed of a new patient's arrival at Manhattan's most notorious institution. Reputed to be deranged and dangerous, Richard is just the kind of impossible case Sam has built her reputation on. She is certain that she is the right doctor to treat such a difficult patient.
But then Sam meets Richard. And Richard seems totally sane.
Let the mind games begin.
Critic Reviews:
"Utterly addictive." (Lisa Hall)
"Dark and completely enthralling." (Kimberly Belle)
"A propulsive, compelling debut. You won't soon forget this gripping psychological read." (A. J. Banner)
Members Reviews:
Primarily About Self-Forgiveness: How Deep is Your Love?
This novel is primarily about forgiveness. The hardest kind: self-forgiveness. It is a testament to the destruction in pretending to be âbetter thanâ others, and the reconstruction in understanding we ARE âbetter thanâ our inner demons. The author tells us when you truly forgive, you arenât trying to control the narrative anymore...you stop the resistance. And by default (or is it design?) you find acceptance. In being willing to accept both the âgoodâ and âbadâ in ourselves, the whole of who we are, the author reminds us...we are all equals.
The narrator was very annoying and I had to stop half way through because ...
Perhaps if I had read this instead of audio book my opinion would be different. The narrator was very annoying and I had to stop half way through because I could not tolerate her voice.
Sam's self-destructive behavior does become painful to witness
The Blind by A.F. Brady is a highly recommended debut novel of addictions, codependency, psychological self-examination and redemption.
Samantha "Sam" James, 37, always acts positive and keeps her inner demons at bay while maintaining her position as the best psychologist at Manhattanâs Typhlos Psychiatric Center, where she is admired by her boss and peers. Her professional life stands in sharp contrast to her personal life. After work Sam is drinking heavily and being physically abused by her boyfriend. Sam thinks she's keeping her two lives separate, but when she needs to throw up almost every morning from her alcohol intake the previous night and has to use special makeup to cover up any bruises her boyfriend left, well, she knows her life is spiraling out of control.
When a new patient, Richard McHugh, comes to Typhlos, none of the other staff want to take him on as a patient. Richard is an enigma. His file is virtually empty, with no diagnosis or patient history. He doesn't talk. Richard spent twenty years in prison and is believed to be violent. No one knows why he is at Typhlos. After a month with his first assigned psychologist, Richard is assigned to Sam because she has a good reputation counseling difficult patients. He comes into Sam's office with his stack of newspapers and doesn't say a word.
As Sam's risk taking increases in her personal life, mistakes begin to happen in her professional life. Richard witnesses one of these which eventually become the impetus for him to open up and share his secrets if Sam reciprocates.