The Glass Labyrinth

Therapist Evelyn Mercer finds herself entangled in a web of deceit when her patient, Jacob Ward, reveals a sinister secret: he has a hidden talent for suggestion and control, which he uses to orchestrate his own twisted games.  Evelyn becomes consumed by unraveling Jacob's manipulations, driven by a desire to protect herself and those around her. She discovers that Jacob is not merely a manipulative husband, but part of a larger conspiracy, Project Cerebrum, a secretive group involved in unethical experiments that aim to control the human mind.  As Evelyn investigates further, she discovers Jacob's network of victims-individuals who have disappeared or vanished under mysterious circumstances, their lives seemingly erased.
She starts to believe that Jacob's wife, Sophie, who went missing years ago, is another victim of Project Cerebrum. The story culminates in a dramatic showdown with Jacob and his network, where Evelyn and her allies use their combined knowledge and courage to expose Project Cerebrum and bring the perpetrators to justice. Ultimately, the book explores the power of suggestion, the fragility of trust, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of darkness.