by Richard Weisberg (Author)
When a psychologist delves into the psychotic mind of a beautiful, fifteen-year-old girl he finds more than he wants to know. He travels the sea of psychosis and finds the mystiques of war, fear, international intrigue, murder, sex, and the most frightful of all, himself.
Neil Rubin, a bright, young psychologist accidentally discovers a small town with a secret that unveils the reality that in war there are no rules of order and no codes of ethics. He is absorbed in the discovery of the town's secret only to find out that the further he investigates "in the name of his patient" the further his life and other's become entrapped in a danger that could cause both physical and social death to himself, his family and the country he is so confused about. Come visit the Viet Nam war era and discover what lays Beneath the Innocence of a teen-age farm-girl and the world she thought was "holy."
Number of Pages: 232
Dimensions: 0.53 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: August 16, 2002