Hysteria Free Audiobook Download by Lj Ross

This audiobook is narrated by Hugh Dancy and it tells the story of a man suffering from a rare disease that causes him to believe that he's the only person in charge of society. He communicates with people through their subconscious, which leads to some interesting events and self-explorations.

The novel begins by introducing the reader to psychiatrist Professor David Abrahams and his assistant, Dr. Abigail Tyler. Abrahams has been in love with Abigail for year; he has never quite managed to express his love, but she is willing to marry him regardless. The pair are invited to the home of Helen Steel, a woman who claims that she was touched by a ghost and is now being harassed by one every night. After examining her, the doctors declare Helen schizophrenic. When it is revealed that her son Paulo also claims to have seen the spirit, they must find out how these two are connected before it's too late

Hysteria is a thrilling audiobook that does not disappoint. It’s about this doctor, who runs a clinic for the criminally insane. He gets caught up in this case with this woman, who has what he thinks is a spiritual condition that makes her go from very placid to very violent in the blink of an eye.

Hysteria is a psychological thriller novel by English author and journalist, Gail Honeyman. It follows the lives of two women. Helen undergoes a mental breakdown after her husband leaves her and she tries to find him again. Claire is the only person who notices something seems off with Helen and decides to take action when she's asked out by a local professor, who turns out to be Helen's husband.

Hysteria, written by Lj Ross, is the gripping and unsettling psychological thriller that critics are calling 'the best women's novel of the year' and a 'smart, insightful, funny and sharp satire on contemporary America'.

Hysteria is a psychological thriller that explores loss, obsession, and the consequences of modern technology. This audiobook is based on the novel of the same name by Lj Ross. The narrator is [Hugh Dancy].