Code: 33393886

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Brand: Legend Press Ltd
SKU: 33393886
Price: 9.67 EUR
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Author: Ann Gosslin
ISBN: 9781800319370

by Ann Gosslin

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Who is Vidor Kiraly, and what is he hiding?Following a violent outburst at an awards ceremony, Vidor, a prize-winning neuroscientist and Cambridge don, is sent to an isolated psychiatric clinic in the Swiss Alps.Vidor claims to ha ... more

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 336
Publisher: Legend Press Ltd, 2021
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Who is Vidor Kiraly, and what is he hiding?

Following a violent outburst at an awards ceremony, Vidor, a prize-winning neuroscientist and Cambridge don, is sent to an isolated psychiatric clinic in the Swiss Alps.

Vidor claims to have no memory of the incident as the director of the clinic, Dr Anton Gessen, tries to unearth the reason behind his erratic behaviour. After one of Gessen’s other patients goes missing, Gessen has reason to doubt Vidor’s innocence.

To complicate matters, Gessen is certain he has met Vidor before.

Can he piece everything together before it’s too late?

‘Completely engrossing’ Katherine Webb