Libertyland

January 6 meets Ayn Rand when former Navy Seal Carson McCready finds
himself the prime suspect of the worst domestic terrorist attack on American
soil since 9/11. His investigation to clear his name leads to a secret society of
Libertarian billionaires who will stop at nothing in order to create a brutal
society  of pure capitalism.

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Suzanne Dreyfus and Garrick Cripps had a passionate romance during their
undergraduate years at MIT. On a lark, Suzanne writes The Liberation
Manifesto, a wicked satire of right-wing libertarian philosophy. However,
Garrick’s enormous ego fools him into thinking that Suzanne’s parody should
be taken seriously. He believes it could serve as a blueprint for how, many
years later, to overthrow American democracy in favor of the 1%. But for the
revolution to begin, Garrick and his cronies know that an inciting event, like a
Stateside terrorist attack, is needed to convince the public that drastic change
in leadership is necessary.  

LIBERTYLAND is a departure from most thrillers of its ilk. The main
protagonist, formerly a highly decorated SEAL platoon leader, breaks the
predictable stereotype of the flag-waving uber-patriot. A student of the human
condition, Carson McCready thinks deeply about freedom and individualism,
and in the end, he has no choice but to uphold his oath of honor and battle a
violent conspiracy that is fueled by the blood of innocents. The themes are
timeless. But LIBERTYLAND is also timely--a work of fiction that is unique to
the  here and now.