Written for students and clinicians who are new to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), this work aims to demystify the illness and its management by offering a detailed exploration of the role of the occupational therapist in facilitating the CFS patient's recovery. It provides an in-depth overview of information on aetiology, treatment and evidence-based management of CFS, with specific emphasis on occupational therapy intervention.

Ellen Brinson has been unemployed for two years. Desperate to avoid returning to Iowa as a failure, she turns to an old Corona typewriter and begins to write a novel. Henry Morgan has been living in style for the past twenty years, but his top author has stopped writing. The two come together with the mutual goal getting Ellen's book completed and published, but when Ellen's interest gets sidetracked by a budding romance, Henry must take extraordinary measures. Ellen undergoes a strange metamorphosis, hidden agendas come to light and the totally unexpected takes place. Sex, suspense, and an...