Behave

In Baltimore 1919, Rosalie Rayner graduates at the top of her psychology class at Vassar and secures a prestigious position in Dr. John B. Watson’s lab at Johns Hopkins University, igniting a passionate affair that dramatically alters the course of her life. As Rosalie navigates the challenges of fidelity, ambition, and societal expectations, she faces profound sacrifices that impact her dreams and mental well-being. This engaging historical fiction sheds light on the lesser-known story of Watson's wife, exploring themes of scientific ethics and the pressures of motherhood amidst the vibrant backdrop of the roaring '20s.