I knew when I saw the concept of all these authors writing a story it would be a good thing. I thought that each author would take a chapter or it would be a number of adventures starting and stopping with one character but I was wrong. This is a flowing story with some great characters with no interuption from one author taking over for another. Indigo is a woman that can draw power from the shadows and uses it to thwart crime. She is inhabited by a murderous god who shares her body because of a ancient ritual. Lots of murder and mayhem. I hope that Indigo returns for more adventures but with this many authors it's doubtful. A great read.

What happens when you take a bunch of highly acclaimed authors like Christopher Golden, Charlaine Harris, Kelley Armstrong and let them go wild creating a mystery novel? Well, let’s just say it’s nothing like anything you’ve read before. By day, Norah Hesper is an investigative reporter, tracking down and reporting all the dirt in her city. At night she becomes Indigo, a crime fighting, ass kicking force to be reckoned with. Now she’s after a sinister cult that gets its jollies from killing children and she’ll do whatever it takes to bring them down, and that does not involve a jury of their peers, folks. Norah/Indigo is saved from being a comic book hero by her vulnerability and her questions about her own origins. Something tells me the authors of this book had just as much fun writing it as I did reading it