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Indigo Men
Hardcover
Publisher Price: $27.99
Publisher: Amina Langston Publishing
Published: Oct 1 2026
Pages: 254
Weight: 1.09
Height: 0.69 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
INDIGO MEN is a gripping work of historical fiction set in the shadows of the Jim Crow South, where justice is scarce and survival comes at a cost.
In the small town of Ashwater, Alabama, fear rules the land. But in the darkness, a legend whispers-of men cloaked in indigo who move unseen, striking back against those who profit from hate.
At the center is Isiah Calhoun, a man shaped by loss, driven by vengeance, and burdened by a past he cannot outrun. As violence tightens its grip on the town, Isiah and the mysterious Indigo Men wage a quiet war against terror-one that blurs the line between justice and revenge.
But when love, loyalty, and truth begin to challenge everything he believes, Isiah must face the ultimate question:
Can you fight evil... without becoming it?
Raw, haunting, and unflinching, Indigo Men is a story of resistance, sacrifice, and the enduring fight for dignity in a world determined to strip it away.
Perfect for readers of historical fiction, suspense, and powerful stories of resistance and survival.
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