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Jake Doe Burning Bright: Empty Mind. Extraordinary Mission. (Jake Doe: A Dystopian Political Thriller Series) by Trimble, Edward

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Jake Doe Burning Bright: Empty Mind. Extraordinary Mission. (Jake Doe: A Dystopian Political Thriller Series)

by Trimble, Edward

Empty Mind.

Literature & Fiction Genre Fiction Political Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Author Trimble, Edward
Published 2026
Format Print edition

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About Jake Doe Burning Bright: Empty Mind. Extraordinary Mission. (Jake Doe: A Dystopian Political Thriller Series)

Empty Mind. Extraordinary Mission. Jake Doe Burning Bright is a high-concept, dystopian political thriller about one man’s quest to discover his identity and ignite a revolution simmering in the shadows. Forced to face and conquer a series of nightmares—a violent psychopath, a sinister rogue intelligence, a ruthless, totalitarian regime, and a billionaire council governing from gilded enclaves—Jake Doe must cultivate unusual, mystical gifts while uncovering a clandestine resistance and a captivating woman carrying world-altering secrets. A passionate romance offers sanctuary in a dark and dangerous world. This provocative, high-stakes, speculative thriller celebrates America’s diversity while serving as a stark warning: our freedoms are fragile—either cherished and defended, or suddenly lost. Our hero’s two-week journey culminates in one gloriously terrifying and haunting moment. Come join Jake on the adventure of his lifetime—a story bound to alter your perception of the liberties we hold dear and the collective path we travel next. Jake Doe Burning Bright is a great choice for fans of the visceral search for identity in Dark Matter, the harrowing, urgent fight against systematic oppression in The Handmaid's Tale, and the soul-level connection of Station Eleven.

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