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“The Violent Season ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. Every November, the people in Wolf Ridge are overwhelmed with a hunger for violence – at least that’s the town rumor. Last fall, Wyatt Green’s mother was brutally murdered, convincing Wyatt that this yearning isn’t a morbid urban legend but rather a palpable force infecting her neighbors. This year, Wyatt fears the call of violence has spread to her best friend, Cash – who also happens to be the guy she can’t stop wanting no matter how much he hurts her. At the same time, she’s drawn to Cash’s nemesis, Porter, especially now that they’re partners on an ambitious project for lit class. When Wyatt pulls away from Cash and spends more time with Porter, she learns secrets about both of them she can’t forget. And as the truth about her mother’s death begins to emerge from the shadows, Wyatt is faced with a series of hard realities about the people she trusts the most, rethinking everything she believes about what makes people decide to hurt each other.

Brief Summary The Violent Season by Sara Walters

“The Violent Season” really tosses the ball in the air and asks the reader to inspect the inherent darkness of human nature from a variety of angles. This isn’t about good or evil, because those are moral constructs and morals are subjective. This is about the shades of grey that are within us all. Interspersed with the main narrative (and sometimes mentioned in the main narrative) there are stories of other crimes that happened in November in this town that make you ask: was this a violent crime, or just an accident? Was this an accident or a brutal murder? When someone has obviously been bullied and harassed, who’s to blame for their suicide? Is there anyone to blame at all but the mental illness in their brain? If a child shoots another child because they got a hold of a gun, is that an inherently violent act? I’m not here to weigh in with my opinion on these matters. I’m here to tell you this book wants you to look at the nature of the darkness inside all of us and examine it from different angles. What looks violent to one person might just look like a sad accident to someone else.