DOCTOR

He was trained to see through people.
He never considered that someone might see through him.
Dr. Daniel Mercer has spent eleven years dismantling the minds of others. He is precise. He is controlled. He is very, very good at his job. When Eleanor Voss walks into his therapy room, she is simply the next patient on his list. A former neuroscientist. A woman who loses time. A near blank page.
She is not a blank page.
As Daniel finds himself drawn deeper into Eleanor's world, the sessions become something he cannot name and refuses to stop. She asks questions nobody asks. She knows things she should not know. She sees him, clearly, in the way he has never allowed anyone to see him. And somewhere between their first session and their last, the careful architecture of Daniel's life begins to collapse.
But Daniel is not the only one being watched.
And Eleanor Voss is not the only one with a plan.
The Doctor is a shattering psychological thriller about obsession, manipulation, and the terrifying cost of being truly known. It will ask you, over fifty-five chapters, one single question. And the answer, when it comes, will change everything you thought you had already understood.
Who, in this story, was ever in control?
"Suffocating, brilliant, and devastating. I read it in one sitting and sat in the dark afterward."

Perfect for readers of Gone Girl, The Silent Patient, and Behind Closed Doors.