Wednesdays Were for Dying

<p>Rumor has it madness is for sale in London. Dr. Ezra Talbot isn't buying not when his was free.</p><p><br></p><p>As an affiliate physician with the Thames Police Court Ezra has one job-to sort the sane from the mad. But somehow he's ended up on the wrong side for Ezra has a disorder of his own. While his condition doesn't have a name in 1848 he knows full well what happens when you trust the wrong person. One misstep and his secrets will crumble.</p><p><br></p><p>For Magdalena Trudeau fate isn't a fairytale. She can almost hear it speaking... or perhaps it's the water. Aunt Salom�� taught her every name matters and secrets unravel themselves but these secrets are quite tangled. When she meets Dr. Talbot he awakens in her not only a longing for more but also a desire to help him and possibly herself in the process.</p><p><br></p><p>���������������������Dr. Talbot thinks he killed his dreams long ago. Magdalena can wake those dreams up but first she'll have to walk through the dark. Together they embark on a journey of pain madness and hope.</p><p><br></p><p>A historical mystery set in Victorian England Wednesdays Were for Dying is written from a dual perspective and explores the relationship between mental health and neurodivergence at a time before either was understood.</p>