Trust No One

Trust No One by Cleave Paul is a gripping psychological thriller that delves into the disorienting world of Jerry Grey, a once-renowned crime writer. Jerry, better known to his readers by his pseudonym Henry Cutter, has crafted twelve novels detailing brutal murders executed by menacing characters. However, at the age of forty-nine, Jerry's promising career faces a premature end following his diagnosis with early-onset Alzheimer's disease.

As Jerry's mind deteriorates, the line between reality and fiction blurs precariously. In a state of confusion, Jerry begins to confess that the horrific crimes he has penned are not merely figments of his imagination but are, in fact, confessions of his own sinister deeds. He insists that he is the true perpetrator behind the murders depicted in his books.

Jerry's friends and family, desperate to protect him, dismiss his confessions as symptoms of his debilitating condition. They assure him that his memories of committing these crimes are nothing more than delusions caused by Alzheimer's. But Jerry can't shake the feeling that his sinister alter-ego, Henry Cutter, may indeed be real.

This haunting narrative explores the terrifying prospect of a brilliant mind consumed by its own creations. With masterful storytelling, Paul Cleave plunges readers into the unstable psyche of a man wrestling with his identity and sanity. Is Jerry simply a victim of his illness, or is there a darker truth lurking behind the pages of his novels?

Trust No One is a tense, atmospheric thriller that will keep readers on the edge of their seats, questioning the boundaries between corruption and cognition, truth and deception. As Jerry's reality unravels, you are invited to unravel the mystery alongside him.