Nadria Tucker

Finally! My debut novel Dar­win, Singer is up for sale on Barnes & Noble’s Nook Store. If you’ve got one of those handy dandy devices, please check it out!

Here’s a syn­op­sis of the book:

Dar­win is a singer, and music is ille­gal. Real music, anyway.

The Wag­ner Ini­tia­tive bans the prac­tice of all non-educational forms of art. Darwin has worked for these jerks her whole life, singing about cross­walk safety and body odor, liv­ing with the WI’s strict code of moral­ity (no art for art’s sake, no flashy clothes, and no mas­sive rainbow-colored sock col­lec­tions like the one hid­den in Darwin’s closet).

When she finds out the WI may have had a hand in her father’s death, Darwin starts ask­ing ques­tions. She explores the Pri­vate Library’s dusty base­ment archives. She dis­cov­ers rock and roll. She meets Brax, a hand­some (if you like the rebel­lious type) dou­ble agent whose recur­ring dis­ap­pear­ances give no clue whether his loy­alty lies with the state or the resis­tance.Brax gives Dar­win a media drive filled with ille­gal music. No big­ger than a stick of gum, it’s the most dan­ger­ous thing Darwin’s ever touched. And once she presses play, she refuses to stop listening.

In this dystopian young adult novel, author Nadria Tucker tells the story of Dar­win, who moves through the underground, a net­work of base­ments, artists, and rebels pre­pared to fight‑violently if necessary‑for the free­dom to sing, dance, write, jug­gle, or do what­ever else lies in their hearts.

Dar­win, Singer is on sale now on Barnes & Noble’s Nook Store.