"Confession" is a gripping psychological drama from Francis Fitzgerald that tells the story of a wealthy American psychiatrist, Dick Deaver, who tells his tragic story in the first person. He confesses his struggle with inner demons, love, lost hopes and passions that led him to destroy himself. The feeling of lost happiness, powerlessness in front of life circumstances and internal struggle make every line of this masterpiece memorable and exciting for the reader. "Confession" is not only a story about American society in the 20s, but also a deep portrait of a person who lost himself in an insurmountable conflict with his own soul.