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The Spider on the Ceiling

An Anna Newsom Mystery

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The Spider on the Ceiling

By: Michael Joseph Grasso
Narrated by: Michella Moss
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"Dr. Anna Newsom is a thirty-one-year-old forensic psychologist whose passion is defending women who have been sexually abused and then have gone on to murder their abusers. Using forensic analysis techniques that she herself has pioneered, Anna seeks to prove her defendant’s claims of justifiable homicide when obvious, physical evidence of rape, such as DNA, is missing or not readily available. When the story opens, Dr. Newsom is traveling to England to promote her new book, The Spider on the Ceiling; a compilation of five of Dr. Newsom’s most dramatic cases. As the tour is coming to a close, Anna is drawn into the case of Elizabeth Barrett, a fifteen-year-old girl who has brutally murdered a local dairy farmer whom Elizabeth claims was raping her. But there’s more. When Anna was thirteen, she was raped, and the event had two long-term effects; it was the motivating force in her decision to become a forensic psychologist, but it was also the catalyst that triggered within Anna the gifts of an Empath; the ability to feel the emotions and experiences of others, and in Anna's case, the traumas of her clients.©2020 Michael Joseph Grasso (P)2020 Michael Joseph Grasso Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Fiction Detective Crime Suspense Forensics
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