The Jehovah Project

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As an undercover cop, Drake lives by a moral code. It’s all that keeps him from losing himself in the lies he must tell to do his job. But when the system allows injustice to prevail, he crosses the line from officer to outlaw, triggering consequences he can’t control. Facing prison, he’s offered one chance at redemption: infiltrate a powerful cartel and take down its elusive leader. Inside, Drake finds a group developing miraculous, life-saving tech. At their center is Aria: arrogant, brilliant, and irresistible.

Veröffentlicht von Winding Road Stories.

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Crime Fiction Meets Eco-Centric Science Fiction

The Jehovah Project, initially a crime novel, evolves into something far more compelling at the midpoint and only gets crazier and more engrossing from there. What starts as an undercover operation soon becomes a story made up of complex characters, moral quandaries, and a world-altering shift the protagonist (and you) doesn't see coming. Everything you thought you knew will be questioned. It's slow to start, to create a strong foundation and sense of place, but the journey is well worth the wait.

I was impressed with Ladd's ability to weave intricate and real characters while balancing high-concept ideas, philosophical musings, and emotional resonance. I recommend this novel to fans of cult-like organizations, ecofiction, and science fiction that demands deliberation.

Thank you to the author and Winding Road Stories for the advance copy.