Pines (The Wayward Pines Trilogy, Book 1) | Summary and Analysis - BookMarked
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"... Birds chirping, beautiful Victorian homes, happy people talking casually at weekly barbecues, quiet streets, gorgeous weather, and the most vivid and pure colors … it sounds like a dream, but in Pines by Blake Crouch, it is merely the façade hiding behind it a terrifying nightmare. "This place was beautiful, no question, but for the first time, those mountain walls that boxed this valley instilled something in him other than awe. He couldn't explain why, but they filled him with fear. A dread he couldn't quite put his finger on." Growing up during the era when Twin Peaks dazzled fans by creating a town that wasn't quite what it seemed, Blake Crouch states that "the undeniable magic present in those early episodes still haunts me two decades later." As a result, once Twin Peaks was cancelled, Crouch set on a quest to write a story with a similar theme — and he did.

After a horrific car accident, Special Agent Ethan Burke with the United States Secret Service ends up in a small valley town, Wayward Pines, with no money, no identification, and no cell phone...." -

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