Greenwar

by Steven Gould

Book Overview

Emma Tooke is a brilliant executive who has devoted her life to Gulfstream, a green company dedicated to harvesting clean energy and low-cost food from the sea. To keep the project alive, she risks her career fighting corporate treachery, and her life battling the fury of a killer hurricane. But suddenly Emma faces a threat greater than any she's ever encountered - a band of extremist vigilantes calling themselves, Wild Justice, who have embarked...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312852614
• ISBN13: 9780312852610
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Forge
• Length: 380 Pages
• Weight: 1.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 6.5" x 9.6"

Customer Reviews

Future Aventure

Set in a future when the sea level has risen enough to cause a shortage of land, the story is set on a floating city off the east coast of the USA. Apart form that it is an adventure story. Lots of corporate self interest with murders and bombs. It is a good read, different from Jumper, the protagonists are older, and it rolls along quite nicely.GREENWAR: AN ENVIRONMENTAL THRILLER

Good Book -- Read It Soon!

This is a very good book. It's an eco-thriller, based on a deep-sea energy generation platform whose engineering and economics seem far more believable than, say, NASA's chances of occupying a new space station on-time and on-budget; science fiction, but set in the *very* near future. There are good good-guys, and bad bad-guys, and good bad-guys, and bad good-guys: lot's of character development motivated by ethical conflict. There's also a generous dose of Man vs. Nature, handled, I thought, fairly well. Although I don't scuba dive, the underwater sequences seemed very believable. I've reread this book several times now, and I'm glad I got it in hardcover. If you've gotten this far in this review, I think you'll like this book, too.