A Memory of War Book

I enjoy Busch's writings, but this one came up a clunker for me. It is the story of a Polish emigre pyschologist Alex of dubious professional and private ethics. In the midst of a crumbling marital relationship and an affair with a patient. a half brother of German descent who is a Holocaust denier (the protagonist is Jewish). The is the makings of a good story here, but this one s told in disjointed memories and conversations that pop up during actual conversations. Though he has good reasn to talk to himself, as a narrative voice, it is annoying. I struggled through the book and ultimately the plot could not redeem the telling.