Title: A Very Satisfying Novel
Product review: I have read all of the books in this series and Stephen White has really grown as a writer. As a therapist, I very much appreciate his focus more on the process and problems involved with therapy than on the mystery involved in the story. I find this book not quite as good as Missing Persons, but still quite rewarding. Also, he is not afraid to stretch his literary legs and try new things. I felt the characters were well developed, the writing excellent, and the insights into the work of a therapist brilliant. I highly recommend Missing Persons, the previous entry in this series, to those interested in process, ethics, and law as it pertains to the profession.
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