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The Most Diminutive of Birds - set in London and Yorkshire, England, is a dark psychological thriller that traces one woman's descent into hell and back again. Three families are forever affected when their lives intertwine in unexpected ways, and they are forced to face their inner and outer demons. A detective is linked by his obsession to the killer he is searching for, a figure seemingly elusive but strangely present. The reader is drawn inexorably into the mind of the killer, and an empathy develops. Intimate in scope yet universal in theme, the novel shows how we all can be at the mercy…mehr

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The Most Diminutive of Birds - set in London and Yorkshire, England, is a dark psychological thriller that traces one woman's descent into hell and back again. Three families are forever affected when their lives intertwine in unexpected ways, and they are forced to face their inner and outer demons. A detective is linked by his obsession to the killer he is searching for, a figure seemingly elusive but strangely present. The reader is drawn inexorably into the mind of the killer, and an empathy develops. Intimate in scope yet universal in theme, the novel shows how we all can be at the mercy of emotional forces beyond our control, and only by accepting the past that haunts us can we move into a brighter future.
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Madison C. Brightwell is an author and a licensed MFT with a doctorate in psychology. Before becoming a therapist, she worked as a professional actress and in film and TV development. Madison gains her inspiration from the area where she lives, currently Western NC, originally inhabited by the Cherokee people. She draws from many of her experiences helping clients with trauma, addiction and chronicpain. Madison has written four other novels and three self-help books. The first of the Q'ehazi Trilogy was completed in 2023 and received rave reviews, Bestseller status on Amazon and a prestigious book award from the ABA.