Trust by Hernan Diaz is a layered, literary novel that examines wealth, power, and perception in early 20th-century America through a series of interconnected narratives. Each section offers a different perspective on the same central figures, gradually revealing how stories are shaped—and reshaped—by those who tell them. With elegant prose and a clever structure, the novel explores the nature of truth, the construction of legacy, and the elusive line between reality and interpretation.