Think
A Glimpse of the Id. Episode 3
Fiction & Literature, Psychological, Mystery & Suspense, Police Procedural, Thrillers
| Author: | Trent Kennedy Johnson | ISBN: | 9783732572731 |
| Publisher: | Bastei Entertainment | Publication: | March 12, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Bastei Entertainment | Language: | English |
| Author: | Trent Kennedy Johnson |
| ISBN: | 9783732572731 |
| Publisher: | Bastei Entertainment |
| Publication: | March 12, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Bastei Entertainment |
| Language: | English |
Sebastian is a petty criminal, a gambler, and a pompous bragger - but something about his thoughts exerts an irresistible pull on Think. As his probation officer, she shouldn't get personally involved with him. But what could possibly happen? After all, she has him under control and knows his plans - doesn’t she?
About the series:
Kathy "Think" Lipinski is a brilliant, yet disgraced psychotherapist who has changed careers to become a probation officer. The job is perfect for Think: a ground-breaking and highly controversial technology has made it possible to telepathically monitor the thoughts of convicts on probation. From now on, Think can listen to the thoughts of her "protégés" in her head. But every innovation comes at a price, and soon Think must ask herself whom she can trust - herself included ...
Trent Kennedy Johnson is a freelance writer based in Los Angeles, California. He most recently wrote the six-book crime series THE BAY for Bastei Entertainment, and is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago.
Sebastian is a petty criminal, a gambler, and a pompous bragger - but something about his thoughts exerts an irresistible pull on Think. As his probation officer, she shouldn't get personally involved with him. But what could possibly happen? After all, she has him under control and knows his plans - doesn’t she?
About the series:
Kathy "Think" Lipinski is a brilliant, yet disgraced psychotherapist who has changed careers to become a probation officer. The job is perfect for Think: a ground-breaking and highly controversial technology has made it possible to telepathically monitor the thoughts of convicts on probation. From now on, Think can listen to the thoughts of her "protégés" in her head. But every innovation comes at a price, and soon Think must ask herself whom she can trust - herself included ...
Trent Kennedy Johnson is a freelance writer based in Los Angeles, California. He most recently wrote the six-book crime series THE BAY for Bastei Entertainment, and is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago.
