Randal Garrett's Identity Case is an exciting detective novel that immerses the reader in an atmosphere of mystery, mystery, and intellectual unraveling. In this work, the author masterfully combines elements of a classic detective and a psychological thriller, creating a unique story that does not let go of the first pages and keeps in suspense until the very end. Garrett, known for his subtle style and ability to create living, multifaceted characters, reaffirms his talent, turning each page into a fascinating journey through the labyrinths of human memory and logic. The main plot of the "Identification Case" revolves around a complex case involving identity, which seems at first glance simple, but gradually reveals to the reader a whole network of intrigues and unexpected twists. The focus is on the mysterious disappearance of a witness whose identification becomes the key to solving the crime. Garrett masterfully shows how the subtle nuances of memory, subjectivity of perception and psychological aspects can play a fatal role in litigation. During the investigation, the reader, along with the heroes, is faced with questions about the nature of truth, trust and human memory, which makes the book not only fascinating, but also deeply philosophical. "The case of identification" is ideal for lovers of intellectual detectives who appreciate not only the dynamic plot, but also the psychological depth. This book will be of interest to adult readers, especially those interested in the judicial system, psychology and the mysteries of human perception. It will also be an excellent choice for those who are looking for a work that can make you think about how subjective our reality is and how important it is to be able to see the truth through the prism of human perception. Randall Garrett, an author known for his analytical approaches and subtle style, in "The Identification Case" demonstrates skill in creating a tense atmosphere and complex characters. His works, such as “The Psychology of Crime” and “The Logic of Investigation”, have long been loved by readers for their realism and intellectual depth. In this novel, Garrett continues to develop his themes - human memory, perception and truth - and does so with special skill, plunging the reader into complex psychological labyrinths. If you are looking for a book that will make you think, expand your understanding of the human psyche and give you unforgettable moments of intense reading, Randal Garrett’s The Case for Identification is exactly what you need. This story is suitable for readers aged 18 and older who appreciate intellectual challenges and love to solve the mysteries behind the facade of everyday life. In it you will find not only an exciting story, but also reflections on the nature of truth, how memory and perception can distort reality, and how important it is to be able to see truth in a world full of illusions. With a special style, Garrett creates an atmosphere in which every touch, every detail, matters. His language is precise, rich and expressive, which makes reading not only fascinating, but also intellectually rich. The Identification Case is not just a detective story, it is a philosophical study that will make you think about how much we can trust our feelings and memory, and how important it is to be able to separate truth from illusions. This book deserves a place on the shelf for lovers of high-quality literature, which not only entertains, but also expands the horizons of perception.