The Little Green Book of Chairman Rahma

Set in a future where the U.S. has achieved a pollution-free environment through a strict, authoritarian regime, this novel explores the profound costs of such totalitarian control. As the greenhouse-inspired government grapples with internal dissent, corporate resistance, and emerging threats, the story delves into the complex and often paradoxical relationship between environmental preservation and individual freedom. Filled with tension and thought-provoking themes, it questions whether the ends truly justify the means in the fight to protect the planet.