Identity Crisis

Born and raised in Toronto, Sam Dhillon is a second-generation Canadian who no longer recognizes his country. Over time, he discovers there are others who feel the same way.

In New York City, midwestern girl Jennifer Moore fights for social justice and proudly works for a progressive America. But when tragedy strikes, she begins to question what she was taught.

In the 2020s, racial and cultural divisions finally reach a point of no return for the Western world.

Sweeping new laws aim to crush the suddenly antiquated notion of meritocracy, and usher in what everyone is promised will be a new and marvelous age of equity.

Meanwhile, powerful forces work in the shadows to ensure there is definitely a method to all of the seeming madness.

Identity Crisis is a novel for those wondering . . . what happened to the world I used to know?

"Behold your progressive utopia. It may not work out as you’ve intended."

-Jonathan P. Nolan

"Seems like I was just living my life in the ‘90s and 2000s, trying to make a buck, maybe have some fun, and now I turn around and we’re living in this identity politics bizarro world."

-Sam Dhillon

"I’m trying to say that I have a culture and an identity that should not be disrespected the way I’m seeing here."

-Jennifer Moore