Paper Targets: Art Can Be Murder

An Amazon top 100. Critics and reviewers called Paper Targets " Wonderfully written," "An astonishing novel," and "Flat-out genius."

Greed and obsession have a lonely price. Enzi has a gift for solving complex problems, and his abilities have attracted attention — but no one has ever truly known him. When he is paid to create illegal backdoors in a global communication network, his dangerous choices cause innocent people to die. Then a chance meeting with a tormented artist at a party in Montana convinces him he's finally found someone who might understand him — and he starts following red flags as if they were trail markers.

Paper Targets is a suspenseful and psychologically rich novel about the ways damaged, isolated people try to remake themselves — and what goes wrong. Based loosely on events surrounding the collapse of one of the world's largest telecom companies, which turned into a multi-billion-dollar financial fraud.

"A novel that combines emotional depth with thriller momentum."

“A wonderfully written thriller.” — Kirkus Reviews

“This book is flat-out genius, the best novel I’ve read in years.” — Martin Clark, bestselling author of The Plinko Bounce