Newman Springs Publishing Releases Psychological Thriller "Favorite Doctor Favorite Patient
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Newman Springs Publishing has released a new psychological thriller titled "FAVORITE DOCTOR FAVORITE PATIENT," authored by Linda Fortier-Thoren. The book centers on the story of Dr. Elizabeth Kettner, a well-known trauma therapist in Moraine, Washington, who treats patients with multiple personality disorder (MPD). Despite her apparent success and the high-profit margins of her clinic, a patient named Gola Tecumseh uncovers the dark truth about the clinic's practices.
According to the release, Dr. Kettner runs a clinic specifically catering to MPD patients and holds 85 percent of the clinic’s caseload. Her patients, described as adoring, portray her as a successful and compassionate therapist. However, beneath this facade lies a sinister pattern of abuse that Gola Tecumseh vows to expose. The story follows Gola as she takes drastic measures to bring Dr. Kettner to justice, despite facing significant opposition.
The plot thickens when Gola, in her pickup, strikes Dr. Kettner while she is biking on a farm field road. This incident results in Dr. Kettner's recovery, but Gola is committed to the St. Augustine Hospital Psychiatric Unit. The book promises to captivate readers with its suspenseful narrative, as Gola fights against the odds to expose the doctor's fraudulent and abusive practices.
Published by Newman Springs Publishing, "FAVORITE DOCTOR FAVORITE PATIENT" is available in paperback, hardcover, eBook, and audio formats. Readers can purchase the book at bookstores or online platforms such as Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble. The story is sure to leave readers spellbound, questioning the true nature of the doctor-patient relationship and the hidden abuses that can lurk behind seemingly successful therapeutic practices.
With a mix of legal thriller elements and psychological intrigue, "FAVORITE DOCTOR FAVORITE PATIENT" offers a gripping read for those interested in the darker aspects of mental health treatment and the ethical boundaries within the therapeutic community.