The Privilege: A Psychological Thriller (The Hollowell Moral Thriller)($14.99Value)

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She knows who killed him. The law says she can't tell. A therapist holds hundreds of secrets. It's the job. People sit in her chair, confess the worst thing they've ever done, and trust her to hold it. Then a patient confesses to a fatal hit-and-run, and walks out like nothing happened. Three days later, the victim's mother is referred to her as a new patient. Same office. Same chair. She's searching for answers about her son's death. Answers the therapist already has. Every Tuesday: the mother, searching for the truth. Every Thursday: the killer, making sure it stays buried. The law says the confession is protected. The privilege is absolute. But when the killer starts watching the mother, and makes it clear he knows exactly who she is, the rules designed to protect become the walls that imprison. Now the therapist faces an impossible choice: break the law and destroy her career, or keep the secret and risk a mother's life. The Privilege is a devastating psychological thriller about the space between duty and conscience, and what it costs to do the right thing when every option is a form of harm. Book One in the Hollowell Moral Thriller Series. For fans of Jodi Picoult and Lisa Scottoline. A.R. Hollowell writes psychological thrillers about impossible choices: the kind that keep you up at night, not because they are frightening, but because you are no longer sure what you would have done.The stories live in the space between what is legal and what is right, where ordinary people get caught inside the systems built to protect them and have to choose when every option costs something. There are no clean answers, and that is the point. Readers who love the moral weight of Jodi Picoult and Lisa Scottoline tend to feel at home here.The current series, the Hollowell Moral Thriller Series, begins with The Privilege and continues with The Testimony, with more to come.When not writing, A.R. is usually flying a drone, building something new, or watching a movie with family.Readers who want to know what comes next can follow A.R. Hollowell here.