Bücher von Danielle Morris

Florence Samuels was living the life she'd always dreamed of: married to the love of her life and about to become a mother after years of trying. Everything was perfect. But she never imagined that the love of her life would also be the one to destroy them forever. On the anniversary of losing both her husband and her unborn child, Florence returns to her once favorite place to pick up the broken pieces of her life and find some solace. But what she doesn't expect is to see the man who saved her life on that fateful day. Or for him to help her begin to navigate her grief, and her guilt. Silas Hale. Florence starts to believe that this chance encounter could lead to something more; to a second shot at happiness. At her dream life. But when the monster from her past returns, Florence must decide if trying to hold onto that dream, to Silas, is worth the pain and torment that's threatening them. Can she finally stand up to the man who once consumed her mind, body, and soul, before he can destroy the life she's trying to rebuild?

1938: Freud a abandonné Vienne, contraint à l'exil par la montée du nazisme. Dans sa résidence londonienne, il vit ses derniers mois, menant un combat acharné contre son cancer de la mâchoire. Le père de la psychanalyse y reçoit la visite d'un étrange patient qui prétend être le fantôme d'Oscar Wilde, lui-même mort en exil à Paris en 1900, après sa terrible condamnation à deux ans de travaux forcés pour homosexualité. Ces deux géants vont se parler et s'apprivoiser dans une psychanalyse hors du commun, où s'affronte science et spiritualité, rigueur intransigeante et superficialité de haut vol.