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The Manhattan Trilogy: Three Dark Psychological Thrillers
Three dark Manhattan novels—where obsession, deception, and desire push ordinary people too far.
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About The Manhattan Trilogy: Three Dark Psychological Thrillers
Three dark Manhattan novels—where obsession, deception, and desire push ordinary people too far. An ex–advertising star will do anything to win back the life he lost. A married man becomes obsessed with the childhood bully he blames for his failures—and the fixation poisons his marriage with secrecy and paranoia. A financial reporter meets a man in a bar, loses his wallet, and finds himself in a blackmail scheme that turns frighteningly personal. This is Jason Starr’s New York: couples arguing in overheated apartments, partners checking each other’s phones, credit cards pushed to the limit, flirtations that feel harmless until they don’t. A city where people stay together for the wrong reasons—and discover how quickly love can turn into suspicion. These three psychological thrillers explore the pressure points of modern relationships: the need to be wanted, the fear of being ordinary, the humiliations we hide from the person in the next room. One bad decision leads to another. A secret becomes a habit. And the one you trust most can suddenly look like a stranger. Tense, intimate, and darkly addictive, The Manhattan Trilogy is domestic suspense with a Manhattan pulse—stories about people like us, making choices we swear we’d never make. This collection includes: • Cold Caller • Hard Feelings • Twisted City “Jason Starr has the New York sound and energy, dialogue that’s on the beat.” — Elmore Leonard
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