Confessions . . . of a prison psychologist

This book is about Will, a former prison psychologist who wakes up in jail one morning shocked and traumatized while facing murder charges for killing a warden and 4 other prison employees. With no memory of doing the crime, he resists police pressure to confess. Now a prisoner himself, he struggles to maintain his sanity and understand why, driven by a compelling urge to confess. Will embarks on a two-week journey into his professional past confiding in a priest, determined to understand the motivations beneath the murders. The confessions and surprise ending expose the many faces of naked psychopathology lurking silently under the mask of normalcy.