A serial killer is on the loose in Green Valley, but what if he’s the good
guy?
The year is 2036 and the United States is pulling out of an economic
crisis, thanks to new industries and technologies that thrive in Green
Valley, Ohio. Regarded as “America’s Hope,” the city also boasts being
named the safest city in America for five years running. But now Green
Valley, one of only a handful of cities protected by the
still-experimental Unified Enforcement Police, struggles to catch a
new-era murderer who continues to kill and elude capture. As the elite
federal police close in on the killer, they discover that something
darker has infiltrated their perfect city.
Happily bumbling through his predictable life, Milton Simon comes
face-to-face with murderer Clarence Jasper and is surprised to find that
the killer has a message for him: JOIN ME. Milton soon learns that not
only is Green Valley not the safe haven everyone perceives it to be; it’s
Hell on Earth.
Green Valley: GOODREADS AMAZON BARNES & NOBLE INDIEBOUND
My thoughts: Dystopian novels have a unique tinge to them. Several of them have left me with a strange afterthought, this odd feeling that I can’t shake. That’s how I felt when reviewing Green Valley. This book was unlike any other novel I’ve read. The characters were very interesting and so different from each other. At first I had a very hard time distinguishing the chapters. The book reminded me a little bit of the Lost series. You know how everything kind of makes sense in a hazy sort of way? That’s how reading this book felt. And as I imagine, it must have been that way for the characters in that fictitious world. This book was so far outside my comfort zone that it has its own zip code. Disturbing, horrifying, and kind of thrilling are the only ways I can even attempt to describe it. [Read more…]