Children kidnapped in a city that’s apathetic to their plight. A hard-nosed detective who refuses to look the other way. Together, they will take down the corrupt system that rules their broken world.
Agent Umber has a bad habit of doing the right thing in a city rife with wrongdoing. So when the evidence for a kidnapping case points to an obvious scapegoat, Umber does the dumb thing – the right thing – and digs deeper. What he discovers is a secret that will get him kicked off the force, ostracized by his fellow agents, and even exiled from the safety of the city into the wild of the irradiated wasteland. Umber must decide if becoming a pariah is worth it if it means he can save the missing children, even if doing so demands the ultimate sacrifice.
On the surface, “Indigo” is a dystopian scifi book about psychic kids, while also exploring a dystopian society within a utopian fiction on a deeper level. If you’re a fan of “Blade Runner,” “The Maze Runner,” and “The Running Man,” you’ll want to run to pick up Dave Trumbore’s “Indigo.”
Buy “Indigo” now to explore the utopian megacity of Haven, descend into the dystopian hellscape of Foundation City, and blow the roof off of a conspiracy that has enslaved a nation.
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
Agent Umber has a bad habit of doing the right thing in a city rife with wrongdoing. So when the evidence for a kidnapping case points to an obvious scapegoat, Umber does the dumb thing – the right thing – and digs deeper. What he discovers is a secret that will get him kicked off the force, ostracized by his fellow agents, and even exiled from the safety of the city into the wild of the irradiated wasteland. Umber must decide if becoming a pariah is worth it if it means he can save the missing children, even if doing so demands the ultimate sacrifice.
On the surface, “Indigo” is a dystopian scifi book about psychic kids, while also exploring a dystopian society within a utopian fiction on a deeper level. If you’re a fan of “Blade Runner,” “The Maze Runner,” and “The Running Man,” you’ll want to run to pick up Dave Trumbore’s “Indigo.”
Buy “Indigo” now to explore the utopian megacity of Haven, descend into the dystopian hellscape of Foundation City, and blow the roof off of a conspiracy that has enslaved a nation.
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
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