The Night Bird

by Brian Freeman

Sarah's take

I recommend *The Night Bird* for its haunting exploration of the ethical boundaries of healing and the emotional scars that linger beneath the surface. Francesca's journey through the complexities of memory and trauma, coupled with Frost's relentless pursuit of truth, makes this a gripping read for anyone who appreciates deeply flawed characters navigating the shadows of their past while seeking redemption.

About the book

Psychiatrist Francesca Stein has perfected a revolutionary technique to surgically erase traumatic memories, offering her patients a chance at peace. But when those she's helped begin dying in disturbing circumstances, detective Frost Easton must unravel whether her cutting-edge therapy is healing minds or creating something far more dangerous. A haunting exploration of memory, trauma, and the question of whether some things are meant to be forgotten.

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