In Silent Web, Dr. Evelyn Cross, a seasoned psychologist with a storied past, finds herself pulled into a chilling nightmare. When a series of gruesome murders begins to mirror the troubled mind of her former patient, Evelyn is forced to confront the darkest corners of her own history. As each victim falls, the police draw closer to a terrifying conclusion—someone is using her knowledge and expertise to play a deadly game. Haunted by guilt and racing against time, Evelyn must unravel the twisted web before the next name on the list is hers. But in this sinister puzzle, nothing is as it seems, and someone is always watching.
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bonny Joined: Dec-30-2012 |
What inspired me to write this crime story?
My inspiration to write Silent Web stems from my extensive experience as a psychologist, particularly in treating complicated patients and exploring the depths of forensic psychology. Over the years, I’ve encountered the delicate balance between healing and harm—a balance that can easily tip when profound psychological knowledge is misused. In forensic psychology, the intersection between criminal behavior and mental health reveals just how dangerous the mind can be when pushed to its limits.
I’ve often reflected on what happens when the past we try to heal refuses to stay buried, and how the very tools designed to help can become lethal in the wrong hands. Silent Web is born from these reflections. Through real-life cases and the complexities of therapy, I wanted to explore the darker layers of forensic psychology—how trust, vulnerability, and expertise can spiral into manipulation and murder when twisted. The novel captures my..
