The best book I've ever read was.....

The best book I've ever read I can't even remember the name of. It was by an author named Sydney Sheldon. It was about a woman with multiple peraonality disorder who had no idea of it. Not only that, but she would kill and castrate men. The book then goes on into her being caught and going to a grand jury trial for the murders.
The book felt so real. It actually felt like I was one of the jurors on the stand. In the book, they had all kinds off health and psychological professionals testifying that multiple peraonality disorder wasn't real. All at the same time, the woman being tried for the crimes is scared to death because she has no idea what is going on and why she is there. It wasn't until she actually changed personas in the middle of the trial, one of her other personalities confessed and told the court that she had no idea someone else was driving her body. At the end of the story, surprisingly, they found her not guilty. 

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  1. AnonymousOctober 8, 2018 at 6:30 AM

    Sounds like a good book. Honestly, a lot of psychologists don't believe that Multiple personality named called Dissociated Identify Disorder is a real disorder. I think cause people can fake it.

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