1965 in London. Unworldly young woman thinks her sister committed suicide as a result of Collins Braithwaite, a seductive psychotherapist. She creates a fictitious identity and poses as a client to him in an effort to prove her suspicions, documenting her interactions with him in a number of notebooks. But soon she is sucked into a world where she can no longer have any guarantees. even her own personality. These notes are presented in Case Study by Graeme Macrae Burnet along with his own biographical research on Collins Braithwaite. As a result, one of today's most creative novels offers a brilliant?and frequently wickedly humorous?meditation on the nature of sanity, identity, and truth itself.