A review by charlesalefebvre
I Am No One by Patrick Flanery

1.0

The premise is interesting, and in the hands of a different writer, this story could’ve been a lot better. The protagonist, despite being a professor, might be one of the dumber characters in a book I have read. Flanery also indulges in some of the worst cliches as a modern literary writer (do we really need another story with a professor that gets sexually involved with his student?) and his twist, hidden until near the end, takes you out of the story, and actually makes you side with the government agency spying on him. It’s actually completely justifiable.

Avoid this story.