The Sins of Atonement

Marsch Dantes needs help; he knows it, but that's not the only thing he seeks when he meets his doctor for the first time to talk about what the military deems PTSD. Marsch used to have a wife, best friends, and a beautiful home. He used to have a life, but the memories of his military service took all that away. With nothing left, he turns to Doc. The rich, conceited mental health specialist has little to go on where Marsch is concerned. Sure, there's a file, but it's mostly empty: just some stuff Doc dug out of the Army database. There might be some medical history, but Marsch knows his doctor has no idea what's really in store. He doesn't know he's about to be led into a cognitive web that catches even the most brilliant prey.