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A hard-to-shake techno-paranoid fever dream about the collapse of truth, trust, and sanity in the digital age.” —Kirkus Reviews

Dr. Leila Elfassi is the new director of the emergency psychiatry ward at Manhattan Central Hospital. But just as she takes the position, a strangely contagious mental disorder starts to shake the world. Violent rage, extreme paranoia, and sudden group-think are spreading as fast as viral internet memes, and researchers studying the cause of disorder find their work sabotaged — or even end up dead.

And then, Leila learns a terrifying truth about the plague from an anomalous archeological find in the ruins of Jericho that the scientific community refused to hear: this has happened before.

Equal parts spy, medical, and historical thriller, The Walls of Jericho is a relentless, fast-paced, and incisive look at modern technology and the human condition.

About the author

Ron Ruskin is the author of The Last Panic, The Analyst Who Laughed to Death, Confessions of a Medical Student, and The Walls of Jericho. He has co-edited a book on psychotherapy supervision Clinical Perspectives on Psychotherapy Supervision [APA Press] and Body and Soul Narratives of Healing from Ars Medica" an anthology published by University of Toronto Press. He is a psychiatrist, psychoanalyst and associate professor in the department of psychiatry University of Toronto. staff psychiatrist at Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto.