Two people's stories tell a single tale, in Irish playwright and novelist Sebastian Barry's book "The Secret Scripture." A 100-year-old mental patient named Roseanne McNulty has been penning her autobiography, while her psychiatrist, an enigmatic man named Dr. Grene, is keeping a journal of his own. Together their narratives form what Publishers Weekly called "both a sparkling literary puzzle and a stark cautionary tale of corrupted power."
True love doesn't necessarily just knock on your door. Sometimes it knocks you over. 
