Trust Me
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Publisher Description
Jeff Fenner’s life is out of control. At the nadir of a rocky, sometimes-up-usually-down career, he has finally come face-to-face with his demons: he’s being investigated by the police, he owes money to the wrong people, and he sees an empty future shutting down in front of him.
When Jeff hears that his sister Marilyn has committed suicide, he refuses to believe she killed herself and he embarks on a tortuous journey toward self-discovery and redemption . . . and toward the beautiful but troubled Holly Barnes. Holly’s own demons have led her to a self-help cult in Beverly Hills called Saving Our Lives (or, perhaps more appropriately, SOL). Through Holly, Jeff learns of a string of apparent suicides eerily similar to his sister’s—and that Holly is the next target.
A fresh, bracing, surprising novel of suspense, TRUST ME further establishes Earl Javorsky as a thriller voice that demands to be heard.
PRAISE FOR EARL JAVORSKY'S FIRST NOVEL, DOWN SOLO:
“Earl Javorsky's bold and unusual Down Solo blends the mysterious and the supernatural boldly and successfully. The novel is strong and haunting, a wonderful debut."
– T. Jefferson Parker, New York Times bestselling author of FULL MEASURE and THE FAMOUS AND THE DEAD
“Awesome”
– James Frey, New York Times bestselling author
"Don't miss Earl Javorsky's Down Solo. It's kick-ass, man. Excellent writing. This guy is the real deal."
– Dan Fante, author of the memoir FANTE and the novel POINT DOOM
“Javorsky's dark and gritty prose is leavened with just enough humor to make DOWN SOLO a compelling story that will take readers to the outer limits of noir.”
– San Diego City Beat
Customer Reviews
Keeps you guessing
I really enjoy books like these. Multiple story lines going on throughout the book and pre story reflecting back on things that make the story all come together in the end. As the end of the book comes the suspense could have been more twisted but overall a great read. Keep me wanting to read every minute of free time which rarely happens for me.
Looking forward to reading more of his books.