Sociopath

The audiobook 'Sociopat' (Sociopath), written by D. B. Peck, narrated by Anna Trojanová, directed by Jakub Tabery. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to feel nothing? And not just to feel nothing, but to have no moral scruples? Nothing would be impossible. No boundaries would hold you back. The sociopath Emma tells the story of how life experiences turned her into someone who cannot feel any emotions. She attends therapy to rid herself of this diagnosis, climbs the career ladder, and is generally doing well. The only cloud on the horizon is Samuel. A detective who has taken it into his head that Emma is responsible for the large number of murders happening around her. He tries to prove her guilt so relentlessly that in everyone's eyes he becomes literally obsessed. His wife leaves him, his best friend too, and just when he thinks it can't get any worse, Emma sues him and the courts strip him of his rank. But he knows he's right, that Emma isn't just a beautiful woman who is very unlucky in life. She is a murderer he must get behind bars at all costs. But what is he willing to do to achieve that? D. B. PECK Denisa Havlíčková, writing under her pen name, is a Romanian-Czech author who thought that after an extensive reading career, writing a book wouldn't be difficult. It is. She has no children to boast about here, nor a dazzling career to impress with. She has tried various jobs and perhaps every sport, only to discover that her true and first love is books. ANNA TROJANOVÁ Born in Prague as Anna Marie Kratochvílová. She studied drama at DAMU in Prague, and after graduation, she was a guest performer at the Kladno Municipal Theatre. From 2016–2019, she was a permanent member of the Činoherní studio in Ústí nad Labem, where audiences could see her in productions such as 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' and 'Pornography'. She has been with the Klicperovo Theatre since the 2019/2020 season. Her most notable roles include Mira in the production of 'Hana' and the dual role of Irmgarda and Agáta in 'The Enchantment'. She has worked on television and film projects including 'Lidice' (director: P. Nikolaev), 'The Garden Store' (director: J. Hřebejk), 'The Hastrman' (director: O. Havelka), 'Family Film' (director: O. Omerzu), and others. Besides acting, she also directs and narrates audiobooks and radio plays. Her husband is the journalist František Trojan (the eldest son of Ivan Trojan).