Good Intentions by Kris P. Kreme
On her desperate way out of the town of Good Intentions on foot, local small town beauty Daisy Dean meets a stranger with a backpack. It is that mystery man who has come hiking into town looking for the sheriff… looking for a man who brings with him an unspeakably dangerous threat.
But after Daisy Dean gets directed straight into that dangerous man’s path, the backpacker teams up with Sheriff Simms and Deputy Wilson to both find her, and save a pair of missing girls. But will their path take them straight into the line of fire for a town expanding its boundaries by taking over small towns like Good Intentions?
Fertile Fields returns, and this time… it’s growing!
Over 10,000 Words of Kreme!
The Fertile Fields of imagination run deep and can never be fully explored, but the town of the same name may just be expanding. Long ago a drifter of a man wandered into a place lost travelers and just the lost in general tend to end up, a place called Fertile Fields where fantasies come to life, making the impossibly depraved quite possible in every sordid way imaginable. But this man was on a mission to find and defeat the source of Fertile Fields, a mysterious man named Niles Loarey. He won his victory, and found himself back outside the lost town of Fertile Fields… but now he and the town may be back, bigger than ever!
Readers Choice Month returns to the longest single novelization multi-book epic in Kreme history, with a fresh new start, a budding battle against everything Fertile Fields stands for.
On a hot July day, Daisy Dean is walking her way out of the nowhere town of Good Intentions. Having grown up in the town, she’s always remained focused and determined to let nothing tie her forever and keep her a prisoner of a small town. And with the recent entrance of some mystery investor buying up properties and taking over parts of the town… Daisy is done.
People have gone missing, others have hardly seemed to care, and the old sheriff of Intentions County, Silas Simms, is fully content to let small towns be small towns, and not go suspecting anything shady. While his deputy Nash Wilson is becoming more and more concerned that something is not right in the small town of Good Intentions… something that might explain the disappearances of cousins and twin sisters Avery and Abigail Wilson, the sweetest country girls around.
But Deputy Wilson’s insistence they look into things, his assurances that unlike what the sheriff claims is more likely, Avery and Abigail did not just skip town for the summer because nothing exciting ever happens in Good Intentions, will not be enough. Help may just come in the form of a backpacker, a man traveling alone by foot… a man who is searching for someone else, a threat like nothing the town of Good Intentions has ever imagined before.
But after that man realizes he unknowingly sent local sweetheart Daisy Dean straight into the potential path of a man who can truly corrupt the uncorruptable, he insists Sheriff Simms and Deputy Wilson take him out to the old power company access road along the edge of the Wilson family farm property. It’s a place Deputy Wilson has seen mysterious trucks with road signs, even though road construction there in the middle of nowhere makes no sense at all.
Just what are these three to find once they enter that old access road, and why do vehicles break down on that road so frequently and mysteriously now? Is there any truth to the mystery man’s claims that all the roads east of Good Intentions have simply vanished… a blurring of reality that threatens to swallow up the entire small town, and may have already swallowed much of the citizens there? Will the investor who bought up properties ever be caught and his true intentions uncovered? And is this a battle for the soul of smalltown decency… one doomed to fail right into the Fertile Fields of depravity?
Find out in the grand reopening of a series so epic, it took more than half a dozen books just to tell, a series that refuses to go away, with all roads leading directly to it… provided one doesn’t truly know their way.
Readers Choice Month gets mysteriously maniacal as we all know where Good Intentions lead.
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