O mal que nos habita: Crime e compaixão pelo olhar de uma psiquiatra forense

Her background in forensic psychology suggests a nuanced view of humanity. I'm curious about how she chooses which stories to highlight and what she hopes readers take away.

The book balances disturbing truths with moments of empathy, making me wonder how others processed those conflicting emotions during reading.

The narrative weaves personal accounts with broader themes—was this approach planned from the start or did it evolve during writing?