Green Gospel

Amidst the chaotic backdrop of a rain-soaked Florida highway, Edie Aberdeen finds herself in a perilous situation that will test her resilience and convictions. As an eco-terrorist, she passionately fights for the environment, but her mission takes a sinister turn when she is attacked, robbed, and abandoned, left for dead on the roadside.

In the face of this life-threatening adversity, Edie’s struggle for survival becomes entwined with profound questions about morality, loyalty, and the lengths to which she will go to protect what she believes in. The journey unfolds with unpredictable twists, revealing the darker side of activism and the impact of individual choices on a broader ecological narrative.

As Edie navigates through her physical and emotional challenges, she is forced to confront the complexities of her ideology and the human costs associated with her actions. This gripping tale intertwines personal sacrifice with the urgent pulse of environmental issues, creating a compelling narrative that will resonate with readers long after they turn the final page.