Tremors in the Blood

In "Tremors in the Blood," the summer of 1922 witnesses a harrowing event when Henry Wilkens arrives at an emergency room covered in his wife's blood, raising questions about his innocence. To uncover the truth, San Francisco police turn to a revolutionary lie detector developed by a rookie detective, a visionary police chief, and a teenage magician. As this innovative technology reshapes the legal landscape, it complicates relationships and morality, casting a shadow on the nature of truth. Blending gripping true-crime tales with themes of psychology and technology, the audiobook explores the profound implications of lie detection on society.