Trust No One: A Thriller

In the exciting new psychological thriller by the Edgar-nominated author of Joe Victim, a famous crime writer struggles to differentiate between his own reality and the frightening plot lines he’s created for the page.

Jerry Grey is known to most of the world by his pseudonym, Henry Cutter. Henry is an internationally bestselling crime writer. Jerry was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease at the age of forty-nine. Henry’s stories about brutal murders committed by bad men have been keeping readers at the edge of their seats for decades. But Jerry claims the stories are real and that he committed the crimes. His friends and family insist that it is all in his head, just a mere side effect of his unfortunate disease. But is it?

Hailed by critics as a “masterful” (Publishers Weekly) writer who consistently offers “ferocious storytelling that makes you think and feel” (The Listener) and whose fiction evokes “Breaking Bad reworked by the Coen Brothers” (Kirkus Reviews), Paul Cleave takes us down a cleverly twisted path to determine the fine line between an author and his characters, between fact and fiction.