Indigo Blue - Dickson, Adam
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California, 1939. A young couple sail off the coast on board the yacht Indigo. We don't know much about them, but soon realise things aren't quite what they seem. The yacht isn't theirs. Something's happened to the previous owners, but even this isn't clear. There's a sinister element at play, an undercurrent that drives the couple away from their troubled past and on to their next destination. Johnny Boy is the instigator, full of passion and wild schemes. All he wants is to make a new life for the two of them, banish the past forever. Laura-Mae is an actress, a dreamer, mourning the career…mehr

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California, 1939. A young couple sail off the coast on board the yacht Indigo. We don't know much about them, but soon realise things aren't quite what they seem. The yacht isn't theirs. Something's happened to the previous owners, but even this isn't clear. There's a sinister element at play, an undercurrent that drives the couple away from their troubled past and on to their next destination. Johnny Boy is the instigator, full of passion and wild schemes. All he wants is to make a new life for the two of them, banish the past forever. Laura-Mae is an actress, a dreamer, mourning the career she left in Hollywood. She's not alone. She has her lover and best friend Johnny Boy to help navigate the treacherous waters. But the past can't be erased that easily. Too many lies and broken promises that stand in the way. Things they've done together that can't be forgiven.
Autorenporträt
Adam Dickson is a novelist and screenwriter. His novels are, The Butterfly Collector (2012), Drowning by Numbers (2014), Billy Riley (2020), Indigo Blue (2022). He has also co-written three non-fiction books in the sports genre, and a book on mental health, Surfing the Edge: a survivor's guide to bipolar disorder. In February 2020, he appeared as one of the experts in the CBS Reality crime series, Murder by the Sea. The episode, titled, Neville Heath, the Lady Killer, documents the real-life case of ex-RAF pilot Neville Heath, who was hanged at Pentonville Prison in 1946. He is currently working on two novels and several screenplays, and regularly collaborates with a screenwriting partner, enjoying numerous cappuccinos in cafes on the south coast.After suffering two massive brain seizures in 2003, which left him permanently disabled, Adam took up running, completing the London Marathon in 2006. An ongoing obsession with triathlon, culminated in an entry in Ironman UK in 2007.