The treatment
first published 1998 Alfred A. Knopf, 1998 269 pages
Jake Singer is an anxious young schoolteacher in New York. Emotionally paralyzed by a case of the vapors, he embarks on a course of psychoanalysis with a maniacal Cuban-Catholic Freudian - Dr. Ernesto Morales, therapist from hell. When he meets socialite widow Allegra Marshall, and finds himself upwardly mobile in the Manhattan of serious money and glamour - as he bounces from the couch to Allegra's bed in the alleg...
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