The Interpretation of Murder

Set against the backdrop of a scorching summer night in 1909, The Interpretation of Murder follows renowned psychologist Sigmund Freud during his only visit to New York. After a mysterious murder and an attempted attack leave the city reeling, Dr. Stratham Younger seeks Freud's expertise to help analyze the traumatized sole survivor, Nora Acton. Blending intriguing psychological insights with elements from literature and New York's history, this novel promises a compelling narrative filled with unexpected twists and thought-provoking ideas.