Escape Route

Escape Route

In a near-future America warped by political extremism and racial division, the Miller family—a mixed-race couple and their two teenage children—find their comfortable suburban life in Fulton County, Georgia, crumbling around them. A newly elected authoritarian regime, fueled by white supremacist ideology, is rapidly dismantling democratic institutions and implementing policies that target minorities.

As civil unrest escalates across the Southern states, the Millers find themselves facing increasing hostility and discrimination. When a violent encounter with a group of white supremacists shatters their sense of safety, they make the agonizing decision to flee their home and seek refuge in Canada.

Their journey is a harrowing odyssey through a fractured nation, where danger lurks around every corner. They must evade surveillance, navigate treacherous terrain, and rely on a secret network of activists and allies who risk their own lives to help them escape.

“Escape Route” is a gripping tale of survival, resilience, and the enduring power of family. It is a story that explores the devastating consequences of political extremism and the courage it takes to resist oppression. This timely and thought-provoking novel will resonate with readers who are concerned about the erosion of civil liberties and the rise of intolerance in our own time.

Key Themes:

• Family bonds: The Millers’ love and loyalty to one another are tested as they face unimaginable challenges.
• Social justice: The novel highlights the devastating impact of prejudice and discrimination on individuals and society.
• Political extremism: The story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked political power and the erosion of democratic values.
• Resilience and hope: Despite facing overwhelming odds, the Millers never give up on their dream of a better future.

Target Audience:

This book will appeal to readers who enjoy dystopian fiction, political thrillers, and stories about social justice and family drama. It is suitable for young adults and adults who are interested in exploring contemporary issues through the lens of fiction.