That's what got Julia into trouble. During the reception, the fire drill sounded. Julia ushered everyone into the exercise yard. On the way out, she found that the body of a murder victim. Jeannie, the new bride, had been stabbed several times.

The chief was livid when Julia told him the circumstances of Jeannie's wedding. She also explained that Jeannie had a life of abuse and this was the first progress she'd made. Julia's boss, Dr. Will Creighton, said not a word while the chief was chewing Julia out and firing her. He said nothing in her defense, though Julia told the chief that Dr. Creighton knew nothing of the wedding. And when she asked Dr. Creighton to request a copy of Jeannie's autopsy report, he agreed on one condition. He demanded that Julia attend and profit from several psychiatric sessions he set up with a friend of his. Still, she could count on him to do what she needed done, couldn't she?

The Session is a psychological suspense thriller that moves from page to page with surprising speed. The contrasts between Julia and her twin sister, Caity, were remarkable. They may have looked identical, but while Julia was a good listener and a psychologist, Caity was deaf and a best-selling children's writer. Could they work together to solve Jeannie's murder? Pick up a copy and find out for yourself.