Publisher's Synopsis
What if someone you trusted ran for president?
What if your candidate vowed to overthrow the hyperRich?
What if the hyperRich swore your candidate must die?
Knowing that your candidate's victory would radically improve America, would you kill to protect her? If your candidate opposed the partisan-republican Trumps and partisan-democrat Hillarys, would you kill to defend him?
In an alternative reality, Anne Randolph is The American Makers Party candidate for president, is your candidate. Her lover, Donald Pandor, is hot on her heels. Both are audacious and brilliant, each wooing work-a-daddies and work-a-mommies with "bumperSpeak," pithy truths that fit on a bumper sticker. Like:
A dollar paid for a dollar made.
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Pandor's Revolution embeds new politics into the old standards of betrayal, corruption and murder. Pandor's Revolution pits workers' fists and rifles against the oligarchy's tanks and bombers.
But mostly?
Pandor's Revolution is a love story.
