Every Fifteen Minutes
by Lisa Scottoline
Dr. Eric Parrish is
the Chief of the Psychiatric Unit at a hospital on the outskirts of
Philly. At the start of the book
everything is mostly great in his life.
He is separated from his wife and doesn’t see his daughter as much as he
would like, but his work at the hospital and his private practice are running
well. Until they are not. Really not.
He’s accused of sexual harassment and put on leave from work. One of his private patients is missing and
possibly suicidal. Oh, and the police
think he was involved in a murder. What
is going on?
This book worked
really well because you liked Eric a lot.
You didn’t want these horrible things to happen to him. He is a great psychiatrist and sticking to
his ethics keeps getting him in trouble, but he never breaks privilege, even
when it could help his case.
You know there is a
sociopath on the loose from page one, someone is manipulating things against
Eric, you know someone must, but who?
This book really keeps you guessing.
A good choice on
audio; I think the voice of the reader when telling Eric’s parts made me like
him even more. He sounded compassionate,
in voice not just in words.
