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Trust No One: I Am Pilgrim meets Orphan X in this explosive thriller. You won't be able to put it down Kindle Edition

by Anthony Mosawi (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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My name is Sara Eden, and this is all I can remember . . .

There are government agents pursuing me.

They think I know something they want.

They will never stop.

I could be a danger.

I could be a weapon.

I could be a victim.

The only thing I know for certain is, I must . . . TRUST NO ONE.

Fans of Killing Eve, I Am Pilgrim and Orphan X won't be able to put down this high-concept read that grips and entertains like a Hollywood thriller.

'Will have you guessing till the very last page. Explosively exciting, an instant spy classic' Tom Marcus, former MI5 agent and bestselling author of Soldier Spy

'Furiously paced' Observer

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2018
June 1
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Anthony Mosawi moved from London to California to join Paramount Pictures. He was on the Paramount lot for eight years before launching his own film financing company. He is married with a son and splits his time between LA and London. Trust No One is his first novel.

Anthony Mosawi moved from London to California to join Paramount Pictures. He was on the Paramount lot for eight years before launching his own film financing company. He is married with a son and splits his time between LA and London. Trust No One is his first novel. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Furiously paced, there is nothing derivative about this debut. A young girl is locked in a sensory derivation tank; years later she begins to piece together the fragments of her past. The action that follows is cleverly inspired by a real-life figure, Helen Duncan, a Scottish medium who came to the attention of Winston Churchill during the Second World War - - Observer

Will have you guessing till the very last page. Explosively exciting,Trust No One is an instant spy classic - Tom Marcus, former MI5 agent and bestselling author of Soldier Spy -

With a shadowy past and a secret program, Mosawi blasts Sara Eden into the pantheon of contemporary thriller stars - Gregg Hurwitz, bestselling author of - Orphan X

Nail-biting. Trust No One moves at a blistering pace and creates an extraordinary, terrifying world - Marc Helwig, executive producer of Netflix's 'Lost in Space' - --This text refers to the paperback edition.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B079CBMJL4
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Penguin (June 1, 2018)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 1, 2018
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 2105 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 362 pages

Best Sellers Rank: #182,561 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #218 in Political Fiction (Kindle Store)
- #1,114 in International Mystery & Crime (Kindle Store)
- #1,192 in Espionage Thrillers (Kindle Store)

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Anthony Mosawi was born in the Middle East and was educated in Iraq, Lebanon, the UAE and England. He is a barrister and Californian attorney. Anthony emigrated to California in 1997 and worked as an executive on the Paramount Pictures lot for 7 years before becoming a film financier and producer. He is married with two children.

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Zachary Holley

An intriguingly delightful thriller with the presence of the supernatural.

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2019

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I find it difficult to encounter a new author who can keep my attention. This story engrossed me from the start, rarely losing my attention, until I turned and read the last page, wanting more. While some characters were given only a semblence of backstory and emotional intrigue, others were deep and thoughtful.
Occasionally short sighted and often far reaching, you will still find yourself dispatched to another reality, desperately craving what comes next.
Good luck not enjoying this new entry into the Halls of thriller must haves.
I would give five stars, but there will always be room for perfection, and I have only encountered one such example in the fiction world.

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Amy

Suspensefully Unpredictable ! ! ...

Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2021

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When I picked it up I wasn’t sure. Right off I was enthralled. So many unpredictable turns it kept me guessing. It was a joy to give my brain such a work out. The angles, the suspense, the vivid scenes... it would make a Great movie. Now on to the next one ... In Harms Way!

Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2020

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There are still many unanswered questions. This story is a scene setter. We know a bit about Sara and a bit about her powers. A teaser for the future.

Three and a half stars

Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2019

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I loved this book. Not read I an Pilgrim but The Orphan X series are my favourite books at present and Trust No One is almost as good. Sara is my new heroine. Ripping good story and writing. Can't wait to read more about Sara Eden, Christian and Caleb.

Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2022

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What was going on? Who was chasing who? An over done “who done it.”Complications of plot do little to serve the reader but assuage the author’s ego.
Move on to an accomplished author.

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Not explosive, just jumpy, confusing, and unsatisfying, with a questionable premise.

Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2019

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Imagine you are a worm on a fishhook, and the guy with the pole keeps dropping you in the water, yanking you back out, and plopping you back in. Each time you hit the water, you get a few seconds to figure out where you are, and then up you go, only to be thrown back in somewhere else. That’s what it’s like reading this book. It tries to be about too many things, jumping around from plot to plot, from character to character, from decade to decade, leaving you wondering what is happening, whether the thing you are reading about is in the past or the present, and whether the person you are reading about is vital to the outcome.

The story takes place entirely in Scotland and is about a young girl named Sara who has no memory of anything except maybe her name. She finds herself being chased by an unknown group of people, and in the midst of her escape she discovers that she has the ability to out-think, out-maneuver, and outwit anyone she encounters. People cycle in and out of her life as she evades her pursuers and, despite the book’s title, she trusts them to various degrees, and they help her along the way. She follows a vague clue to an unlikely location, and from a few other vague clues she pieces her life together and miraculously discovers who she is. At the end, she falls in with her enemy, believing she will be protected by her science fiction-like intuition.

But wait. Maybe the book isn’t about her. Someone is going around committing crimes and acts of destruction that seem to be targeting the Scottish intelligence agency, and that person has talents that are remarkably similar to those possessed by Sara. It could be that the pursuers are really after this other person and Sara is just a victim of mistaken identity. Or maybe someone thinks they are the same person, or maybe someone wants them both. None of this is clear while you are reading the book, and at the end, when the author does actually explain a few things, you are left thinking, “Really? That’s it? What did I just read?”.

During the course of this story you will encounter many disparate things including a descent into a building within a building within a building, a mention of Winston Churchill, witches burned at the stake, a jump from a four story building onto the hood of a vehicle, a person who thinks faster than bullets, and a cloaking device. This is one of those books that starts out with a bang, then quickly devolves into a briar patch of entangled plots, making you wonder how you got suckered into reading it, and hoping that the end comes quickly.

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Peter T

OK

Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2019

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Very predictable and a lot of lose ends

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christopher a opall

Comparing this to I Pilgrim is like comparing strawberries to avocados.

Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2021

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I read I Pilgrim, I loved I Pilgrim and this ain't that. I Pilgrim reflects the best kind of storytelling; tight, compact, engaging. Trust No One is all over the place and nowhere all at the same time. After finishing 40% of the book I got tired of waiting for the author to peal back the layers of the protagonist, revealing why she is in the situation she is in and how she came to possess such a unique skill set.

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Insomniac

Let down by disjointed writing

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 30, 2022

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This book does not fulfil its potential. A story about a young girl with special 'powers' who slips away from the secret military program she was being used for and spends 25 years on the run.

It is nothing like Orphan X, nor Pilgrim, more like a weak version of various X-Men stories. It could have been a decent read regardless of this, but the narrative is all over the place. It jumps between different times in her life, but in a disorganised way. Each chapter is barely fleshed out before moving onto another; it feels like half of the detail and story is missing.

It's just a weird, disjointed book and there are many more, better written, versions of this genre out there that you should spend your money on instead.

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AndyLM

Great thriller that keeps you guessing until the end

Reviewed in Canada on June 8, 2018

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This is a fantastic thriller that grabs you from the beginning. I read it in a few sittings and it took that long as I had to work/sleep!

Its difficult to write too detailed a review without spoiling the plot but suffice as to say, the characters are memorable and you are instantly compelled to turn the page to learn more about the the lead; Sara Eden.

I particularly love the way that the plot builds as you move through the story. You get to know more about each character as the book it progresses (loving or hating them more as it does) but at the same time keeps you guessing all the way through. The way that is passes through different locations and time periods really adds to the experience.

I hope that there is a sequel.

Keep Sweet

BOUGHT THIS BOOK BECAUSE IT SAID IF YOU LIKE ORPHAN X - YOU WILL LIKE THIS!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 16, 2021

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Bought this because of the headline, however, it is not like Orphan X. Loved the Orphan X series and have read them all, right through to the latest Prodigal Son, but this is nothing like those. The protaganist is this book has supernatural powers due to physic/ witchcraft abilities, whereas the main character in Orphan X series has been trained by a secret black ops power. If, like me, you were expecting something similar, you will be disappointed. I did read it through to the end though, and there obviously is another in the pipeline, but I will not be buying it.

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Chris From Oz

Excellent read - constant Wikipedia lookups confirm the historical accuracy of plot characters and events

Reviewed in Australia on May 22, 2019

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Fan of Michael Caine will remember the TV series Callan, and the movie The Ipcress File, and many of their key elements are used to excellent effect.

Without spoiling anything, the incorporation of the last witch convicted in England is a master stroke that adds verisimilitude to the plot. True story, and in itself a very interesting context to the plot.

Constant searching of Wikipedia confirmed that the plot elements did in fact take place, and that in itself made the book even more enjoyable.

The writing style is very enjoyable, with the odd Jack Boundy to give light relief to impossible situations - “with one mighty bound, Jack was free.”

This is the second book by this author I have read, and I was it was so enjoyable that I bought this book on the strength of that first book I read.

I recommend this book, and this author.

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David Baker

A lot of fun

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2021

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Careers along like a wild car chase. Great fun, unpredictable, enjoyable, preposterous, creative and well written. Good escapism and a great thriller.

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