Agnes of God

In this gripping legal drama, a mysterious crime unfolds as a newborn's lifeless body is discovered discarded in a wastebasket within the confines of a convent. The unsettling scene prompts the involvement of Dr. Martha Livingston, an experienced psychiatrist tasked with evaluating the novice nun accused of murdering the infant.As Dr. Livingston delves deeper into the case, she finds herself grappling with the complexities of determining competency in a young woman who possesses limited knowledge about sex and childbirth. The narrative not only explores the psychological aspects but also sheds light on societal expectations and religious beliefs that challenge our understanding of innocence and guilt.Throughout her investigation, Dr. Livingston must navigate through a web of hidden truths, dark secrets, and moral dilemmas while ultimately seeking justice for the helpless newborn. This riveting tale skillfully interweaves elements of suspense, emotion, and introspection in an engaging exploration of human nature and its capacity for both compassion and sin.