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Bookitis & Co. · The Literary Chemist & Reader’s Gazette · Open to the incurably curious
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When the indigo fields of the Deep South bloom, so does a forbidden love that could change everything. In Beverly Jenkins’ sweeping historical romance, former slave‑turned‑entrepreneur Elijah Whitaker returns to his hometown to rebuild his family's legacy, only to find the charismatic and fiercely independent Lila Montgomery, a schoolteacher determined to uplift her community. As they navigate the lingering shadows of slavery, fierce rivalries, and the brutal politics of a post‑Civil War world, Elijah and Lila must decide whether love can survive the harsh realities of their era. Filled with vivid period detail, unforgettable characters, and a pulse‑pounding romance, *Indigo* is a testament to resilience, hope, and the power of love to bloom against all odds.
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ISBN-10 0380786583 · ISBN-13 9780380786589 · Avon Books · 1996 11
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ISBN-10 0595002021 · ISBN-13 9780595002023 · iUniverse · 2000

ISBN-10 1641971738 · ISBN-13 9781641971737 · Nancy Yost Literary Agency · 2000

ISBN-10 149450314X · ISBN-13 9781494503147 · Tantor Audio · Aug 12, 2014

ISBN-10 1495368211 · ISBN-13 9781495368219 · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform · Feb 28, 2014
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