Burn It Blue

Burn It Blue by Audrey Ogilvie, published by iUniverse on May 12, 2017, is a 264-page work of fiction that blends elements of fantasy and science fiction. The story follows Ruan Sabre, a unique boy with white hair and lavender eyes, who attends Clinton Street School in Toronto. Ruan harbors a remarkable secret: his family originates from a habitable star called Fiddler’s Green, where they possess extraordinary abilities such as rapid thought, shapeshifting, and warp-speed travel. As Ruan navigates school life, he forms friendships with classmates Astrid Farrow, Alistair Peebles, and Finian Gloue, who are invited by Ruan’s parents to join the Earthly Circle, an initiative aimed at guiding humanity toward better stewardship of the planet.

Readers will find a narrative that explores the intersection of advanced extraterrestrial knowledge and the challenges faced by young Earthlings. The plot thickens as Alistair receives ominous messages from Not-Ned, a malevolent figure residing on Ganymede, who aims to undermine the Sabres’ mission. This novel presents a dynamic conflict between the Sabres’ efforts to inspire change and the obstacles posed by their adversary, all while delving into themes of friendship and responsibility. Through its imaginative premise, Burn It Blue invites readers to consider the importance of prioritizing environmental care and the potential for collaboration across worlds.