Indigo
Incite by Jacinda Buchmann
There
are no secrets
Sixteen-year-old
Tyler believed that his extra-sensory powers were a secret, but when his twin
brother, Toby, is kidnapped by a covert government agency, he realizes that he
has no secrets, and he has nowhere to hide.
He’s
not alone
Now, to
save himself and rescue his brother, Tyler must call upon the help of four
strangers. Unknown to each other, Eddie, Liliana, Grace, and Sarah share a
common bond. They are Indigo Children. With extra-sensory powers of their own,
they must unite with Tyler to maintain their freedom.
Unexpected
romance
They’re
on the run. They’re on a mission. Romance is a distraction that Tyler can’t
afford. But sometimes, the heart has a mind of its own.
Time is
running out
Will
they find Toby before the agency finds them first? Find out in Indigo Incite,
Book One of the Indigo Trilogy.
This is a story that provides point of view from six different
people. The first two are the main characters of the book, Tyler and Toby,
sixteen year old twin brothers currently living with overbearing foster
parents. Then we have Eddie, a college kid currently studying physics. Liliana,
a Chinese American currently staying with her only Chinese speaking grandfather
while her parents and grandmother are in China. Grace, a high school girl whose
grandfather has passed away and she’s in a relationship she doesn’t really
believe in. and finally Sarah, a pregnant waitress whose husband is currently
away at war. All these characters have way more in common than you would think
and it is Tyler’s job to locate them to save them from the same fate his
brother is currently enduring. All of the characters are special in their own
way and someone wants them bad enough to take them.
Tyler and his brother Toby have been extremely close their whole
lives. They have always been able to communicate with each other telepathically,
among other special traits they have. Their bond grew closer when their mother
passed away and they were sent to live with their grandmother while their
father was on business. One day their father just quit coming to see them. When
their grandmother passes away they are forced into foster care and eventually
end up with a couple that only wants them for the government’s money and the
free labor. When Tyler gets involved in a shoplifting incident he is sent off
to a military school and is away from his brother for the first time. When he suddenly gets a message from his brother
telling him he has been kidnapped and he needs to get away while he can and
find these people.
Their adventure takes them from state to state trying to find
this list of different people, all the while explaining to each one why they
should leave everything and come with them. Only one of the characters really
decides not to, even though she changes her mind late, all the others seem to
pretty willing come right along. This all happens so easily. No phone calls
from school or parents or anything. I’m really surprised that no adult asked
them any questions.
There is a mild bit of suspense with this book because you are
not sure if they are going to get caught or what is going to happen next but
their aren’t really to many action scenes. I would have liked to see more
running and close calls but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. It was interesting
to learn who was after them and why.
The writing was decent although I did run into some grammar
mistakes and some of the phrases used were a little repetitive. The plot is interesting and held my attention
through the entire book. There is also just enough romantic tension between
some of the characters to add something different to the main plot.
I recommend picking this book up if you are into reading about
special abilities and secret government agencies. I look forward to checking
out the next book in the trilogy.
My Rating:
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{About the Author}
Jacinda Buchmann lives in Arizona with her
husband and three children. She graduated from Carroll College, in Helena,
Montana, with a B.A. in elementary education and later received a Master’s
degree from Northern Arizona University, in school counseling. After spending
several years as a teacher and later a school counselor, she now spends her
time writing, any free chance she can get, that is, when she’s not spending
time with her family or creating a new concoction in the kitchen.
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