I'm a Therapist, and My Patient is In Love with a Pedophile

"A quick and easy read. The plot is fun (in a dark sort of way, there's some pretty heavy subject matter throughout) and keeps moving forward. The characters are interesting. The dialogue is a little weird and/or forced but not horrible. I liked how it all came together."

"Super good book!"

"Book #42 I'm a Therapist and my Patient is in Love with a Pedophile by Dr. Harper (a fictional character)<br/><br/>Dr. Harper is at it again, but in prison this time where he is trying to help a young inmate who fell in love with a pedophile, a man who intentionally infected strangers with HIV, a patient with an extremely unusual addiction, a sociopath who wanted to have a conscience and a conspiracy theorist who harassed victims of a terrorist attack. In these files, you'll learn about the the psychology behind the world's most dangerous criminals.<br/><br/><br/>Book 2 of this series was everything I wanted after the first book and more. It reads more like a story than the 1st book did, as it connects faster and happens in order. It also picks up after the first book and connects to that story even with different patients in prison. It has some twists I didn't see coming and I liked the ending. I'm starting the 3rd book now, so we'll see how it all comes together in the end.<br/><br/>I rate this 4.5"

"I am so happy that the book came out how i hoped it did"

"Yes. It’s the second book of the trilogy and it’s a great quick easy read that you will not put down with the plot twists. "

"This 💩 is bananas "

"It’s the best book for a weekend read! "