Where do you go when no place is safe?
Miranda Flores was raised as an American, but in Malcolm Price’s America, that no longer matters. When the ruthless president mandates identity chips for certain ethnic groups, her family is forced to flee to El Salvador—a country Miranda barely remembers.
Years later, civil war leaves her orphaned and alone. With nothing left to lose, she makes the dangerous journey back to the U.S., only to find a nation unrecognizable. The borders are kill zones. Dissenters vanish into concentration camps. And roaming paramilitary Red Caps rule the streets with blood and bullets.
Now, Miranda is a fugitive in the country she once called home, hunted by a relentless government agent who will stop at nothing to erase her. Survival means trusting no one, staying one step ahead, and facing a horrifying truth: America is dead, and she may not escape its grave.
Refuge, a heart-pounding thriller set in a not-so-distant future, hurtles like a runaway train toward a tense finale that will leave you breathless.