Psikoz

"No one can excite and chill you like Linwood Barclay. Trust me, you won't want to miss this book."
-Tess Gerritsen-

Thomas Kilbride is a schizophrenic who is obsessed with maps and thinks that he has been given the task of memorizing all the streets in the country by the president. He doesn't leave the house, he walks everywhere step by step thanks to a program on his computer. And one day, his eyes fall on a strange and terrible event happening in the window of a building in New York. An incident like the murder of a woman...
Thomas's brother Ray took over his care after their father's death, virtually becoming his only connection with the outside world. He gets his work done and occasionally listens to his paranoid theories. Even though he knows that his brother's delusions have reached an uncontrollable point, this time Thomas insists so much that when he begins to investigate what he thinks he sees, Ray enters a dangerous path where dream and reality are intertwined like a death vine.

"What I make of a good trip: Three days of non-stop rain, a fridge full of snacks, and a Linwood Barclay novel." -Stephen King

"It surprises and shocks at every turn. Among the best thriller books of the year." - Associated Press
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 504

Year of Print: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Koridor Publishing

First Print Year: 2016

Language: Turkish