In his second book, Rivers treats us to three very different types of thrillers reminiscent in style to the spellbinding Saturday afternoon matinees and late night horror shows we’ve watched peeping from the covers of our bed.
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The first, The Yomen, is a story of what happens when the perfect vacation goes wrong. At the family getaway cabin on a river in Arkansas, Clint Roberts and two young girl’s perfect vacation is shattered when they are confronted by a very real evil. The Yomen is especially terrifying because it could happen to any of us at any time. In fact, it happens nearly every day to someone.
Next, we are taken back in time, to the Factory. Young Johann is struggling to keep his family warm and feed. The new economy is providing jobs, but what else? In this short haunting tale, Johann must discover for himself what price society will pay to rise from the clutches of Depression, and what is the price he’ll pay to expose it.
And finally, Rivers takes us into the not too distant world where privacy and freedom are abolished, and Daniel is on the run in the post chip world. This thought provoking vision of government surveillance and intrusion will keep you riveted in suspense from beginning to end. The Trisix Colony is most terrifying because it is not science fiction, but science reality. It is the world we are destined for. It is our future, and no one will escape it.
For the reader still craving for more, Rivers gives us a rare treat, cutting edge mind tinglers in between the stories. Short and provocative, but no less powerful, Rivers assures the reader that every story in Thrillervision is gripping.
