His Fake Illness, Her Real Heartbreak The Betrayal I Never Saw Coming
From the back cover
My husband had a strange illness.
When it flared up, he could recognize everyone around him—everyone except me.
He'd point at a flower girl on the street and say, "That's my wife, Maud Fox."
Yet he'd completely ignore me, the woman being harassed by a drunk, begging him for help.
He'd mistake total strangers for me.
But the moment someone called me by my name, he'd come at me with a knife.
"You think you can impersonate my wife?"
To cure him, I tried everything. I prayed at every temple, knelt at every altar, and spent two full years chasing down every folk remedy I could find.
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