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About this listen
Books by Amy Perez, MS Psychology:
- Manic Episode series
- Schizophrenic Episode series
- Narcissistic Episode series
- Dark Angel Episode series
- 21 Keys
- Bipolar Disorder: Thriving, Triggers, Love & Relationships
- The Psychology of Love, Finances & Nutrition
Follow along 21 Keys as Zoey tries to put a notorious serial killer to rest. As the body count stacks up, the odds are stacked against her. Crime-scene investigator by night and hopeless romantic by day, Zoey tries to keep up with her heavy caseload. Psychology, sex, crime, and romance come together to a racing end in this psychological thriller!
About the author: Amy Perez has a master's degree in general psychology. She has worked in Miami, Florida, with people living with various mental illnesses. She has spent many hours inside mental-health facilities with a firsthand patient perspective. Amy lives in Florida with her family and orange tabby. She enjoys reading, writing, cooking, and spending time in nature.
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