Finally, life began to go as our retired detective, Everett Greens, wished. He had someone calling him "Grandpa," and security and happiness filled his heart once more. He also met a woman who rekindled his zest for life and inspired him to take better care of himself and his appearance. But the illusion of happiness didn't last long. In an instant, everything changed, and the gates of hell opened: lethal injections, organ trafficking, slavery, and kidnapping. At the heart of this inferno, one of his closest relatives was murdered, and his downfall began. Who can he trust? And can he survive when trust itself becomes a trap? "Trust Me" is not just a detective novel; it's a labyrinth of pain and unanswered questions, a stark testament to the fragility of humanity when faced with darkness alone.