What if you had to relive your worst memories... over and over again? A detective and a psychiatrist team up to investigate a series of mysterious "suicides" in Brian Freeman's gripping psychological thriller—one of the top 20 bestsellers of 2017 in the United States. Frost Easton, a San Francisco homicide detective, didn't believe in coincidences. And when the city was shocked by a series of terrible suicides, he habitually “took the trail.” So the detective ended up in the office of psychiatrist Francesca Stein, whose therapy can erase the most terrible memories. After all, all the victims were her patients... From now on, the fates of the macho policeman and the shrewd doctor are intertwined in a tangle of an extremely mysterious case. And the further it goes, the more dangerous it becomes. Someone calling himself Night Bird has started an intellectual psychological game: he sends mocking messages about dead women and... Francesca and Frost's own past... And the sound of black wings in the pitch darkness is getting closer and closer... This is a first-class storyteller. Nelson DeMille When you read this book, you you'll want to turn on more lights.Publishers WeeklyFreeman's novels are tough and tense - but to the extent that they don't scare off more "gentle" readers.Booklist