"Maybe I'm Wrong" is the debut novel of the writer James Becker, which makes you think about the nature of truth, love and responsibility. The main character, Nathaniel, finds himself at the center of a scandalous crime and tries to prove his innocence, while confronting the suspicion of those around him and his own doubts. The reader has to go through the difficult path of disclosure and self-confidence together with the hero, as well as determine the true essence of the events that intersect at the intersection of individual beliefs and collective expectations. James Becker's novel is a fascinating literary embodiment of philosophical reflections on morality, loyalty and choice, which will leave many questions for discussion and reflection.