Description: "Grossart's accomplished nonlinear novel is equally entertaining and suspenseful. Grossart's narrative keeps the reader guessing; he draws back layers of mystery tantalizingly slowly, leaving the reader to piece together the grand puzzle, with an immensely rewarding payoff. Recalling Rod Serling's setups in The Twilight Zone , Grossart plays with time and memory in a highly inventive way. He combines thought-provoking questions about memory with nail-biting suspense, creating a unique novel that shows what can be achieved when one pushes the boundaries of speculative fiction." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "Literary surrealism at its finest, Grossart's latest genre bender explores a life led under many identities. Fans of The X-Files and The Twilight Zone will love the subtle reminders that nothing is what it appears to be in Brody's day-to-day life, and will enjoy feeling a creeping dread as the novel progresses--until the truth of Brody's fractured reality is revealed." -- Booklist " The Argus Deceit by Chuck Grossart is Quantum Leap meets Stephen King-esque style of creepiness. I thoroughly enjoyed this novel by Grossart whose writing I've come to love...Grossart writes with exploding action, heartfelt emotion, and clever mystery." -- Raging Book Reviews

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