- Published: 12 August 2025
- ISBN: 9781685891817
- Imprint: Melville House
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 256
- RRP: $39.99
All We Trust

















- Published: 12 August 2025
- ISBN: 9781685891817
- Imprint: Melville House
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 256
- RRP: $39.99
PRAISE FOR ALL WE TRUST:
"A man, his daughter, and his partner-in-crime test the bonds of blood and loyalty in this taut gem of a novel. Pitch-perfect noir. Gregory Galloway proves, once again, that he's an absolute master of his craft." —Alma Katsu, author of Red London
"An edge of your seat, noir power punch. Two career criminal brothers have always trusted each other, until they don't. Is one secretly working with the Feds? Is the daughter of one the brothers trying to grift both of them? They don’t know and we don’t either. It’s a non-stop, wild ride of a novel." —Willy Vlautin, author of The Horse: A Novel
"The best crime novels transcend the tropes of genre and All We Trust does that in spades. Yes, it’s the story of two career criminals who launder money. But at its heart is the story of relationships—a man and his daughter and his crime partner brother. Told from shifting perspectives in an affable and honest way, you will not forget these characters and the decisions they make." —Chris Offutt, author of The Reluctant Sheriff
PRAISE FOR JUST THIEVES:
A CrimeReads "Best Noir Novel of 2021"
"A sucker punch noir that is also a powerful and haunting allegory of work, debt, and power." —Richard Price
"Just here to let everyone know that Gregory Galloway's JUST THIEVES is a wonderful novel. Shades of Patricia Highsmith. Queer noir, just bleak enough but also fun. And it just moves right along." - Christian Kiefer
"An unreliable narrator makes this thriller all the more gripping." — WBUR
"When a book begins with a dead horse, you know it's going to be good, and Just Thieves, a taut, understated, brilliant noir, is not only good but great." - CrimeReads
"Galloway is as good at characterizations as he is at tight, and surprising, plotting." - Publishers Weekly starred review
"A novel about crooks is one thing, but a novel about crooks that becomes impossible to put down because it makes you think about your own moral compass is something else altogether. That's exactly how captivating Just Thieves is. This outstanding novel is certain to earn Galloway a spot on the list of noir's modern masters." - Gabino Iglesias, Southwest Review