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The Greenbelt

A novel by S.C. Crenshaw

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INSOMNIA IS A HELL OF A DRUG... BUT SO IS THE TRUTH.

Greenbelt follows Detective Mickey Stokes, an insomniac cop exiled to the outskirts of Austin after a very public breakdown. When a mutilated body is discovered along the city’s Greenbelt trail—marked with the same riddle from a case that destroyed his life—Mickey is pulled back into a nightmare he never escaped.

The murders escalate. The riddles return. And then the victims start getting personal.

Blackmailed by rogue FBI Agent Kelly Rhodes, Mickey is forced to investigate his own precinct. As he digs, he uncovers a buried conspiracy: children disappearing from foster programs, secret church connections, redacted case files—all leading back to the governor’s office.

Hallucinations of his daughter blur with reality. Officers turn up dead. Mickey becomes the prime suspect in the case he’s trying to solve. Now suspended, hunted, and unsure what’s real, Mickey must face a chilling truth: someone is orchestrating the chaos—and he might be the last loose end.

Taut, psychological and hallucinatory, this noir thriller is a decent into paranoia, corruption and fractured identity, where every answer leads deeper into the dark, and the final riddle may be Mickey himself.

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