Season of the Harvest

Season of the Harvest by Michael R. Hicks
388 pages. Published 2011
Amazon: 4 stars
Me: 4 stars

I don't really read book descriptions. I read the title, look at the cover and skim the description. With Season of the Harvest I read a short description, and downloaded it to my Kindle for free, and forgot about it until now. Over the last couple of years I have really become interested in dystopian novels. I LOVE dystopian novels. When I read the title, and saw the cover I thought this was a dystopian novel.

I was incorrect. Turns out, it's science fiction. The only other Sci-fi book I've read is The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and ONLY because it fit the category of a "book published the year you were born" in a book challenge I did. (And, now you know my age.) I did not like that book. Didn't really like the whole alien bit. In this book I just read, Season of the Harvest, I ALMOST stopped reading the book when I found out they were dealing with aliens. But, I'm glad I didn't. Although strange, I did enjoy this book.

It starts with an FBI agent, Sheldon, being killed in a mysterious way. Sheldon's good friend, Jack wants to find out who murdered his friend. In the process, two FBI agents are killed in Jack's apartment, and one turns up missing. Jack is rescued from his apartment by Naomi, a woman he only knows by name and knows is dangerous. After his rescue, Jack winds up in an old underground WWII bunker with Noami and her team of suspected terrorists, and Jack is on the FBI's most wanted list.

The action doesn't stop in this book. It's definitely a page-turner (or screen swiper, depending on the format you are reading), and the twists don't stop until the end.

You can purchase this book on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or your local bookstore.

Happy Reading!