The Treatment
Author: Mo Hayder
The troubled hero of Mo Hayder’s Birdman, which “gripped the mind even as it quickened the pulse” (New York Times), returns in an expertly crafted chiller that brings him face to face with haunting memories and palpable fears. A riveting mixture of psychological intrigue and forensic detail, Birdman introduced a compelling new voice to the thriller genre. Kirkus Reviews pr….Read More
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