Patricia Cane

SNAPS by Patricia Cane is a dark and intelligent psychological thriller that blurs the line between sanity and violence. When respected pastor Max Maxwell is found inside a woman's home after a brutal late-night attack, he claims he remembers nothing: no motive, no plan, only voices guiding him through the dark. Assistant District Attorney Tracy Atwood is certain the evidence is undeniable. But neuroscientist Dr. Phil Jamison has uncovered a chilling pattern linking antidepressant medication, violent behavior, and a mysterious neurological event he calls SNAPS. Meanwhile, in the tropical shadows of Costa Rica, Lieutenant Geoffrey Bowers fights his own battle against voices he cannot control. Part medical thriller, part crime thriller, and part psychological suspense, SNAPS explores mental illness, free will, and criminal responsibility as science, law, and psychology collide. Written by a former clinical researcher, it is a suspense thriller for readers who love mystery thriller books that make them think long after the final page. What if evil is not born, but triggered?