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    The Loyal
    The Loyal
    The Loyal
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    The Loyal

    By Christopher Wilde

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    Led by the bewitching Atwood and rallying around the cry boom the boom, the bloody civil war between Millennials and Baby Boomers begins.

    The Loyal goes beyond resistance and strikes deep into the heart of America’s real problem: Baby Boomers. The iconic Atwood and an army of 40 million Millennials take down the only enemy that ever mattered, our parents and grandparents. Rising from Instagram model to folk hero Atwood grows her brand into a billion dollar media enterprise serving news and commentary to a core audience of Millennials. An inspiration to her devoted and loyal followers, Atwood channels her wealth into building jobs, housing, and a new way of life for the next generation. To speed the course of political change in America she instigates the second civil war.
    The Loyal is an exciting political commentary blending current events with fiction to offer a fast-moving portrayal of what Millennials could really do and how dangerous they could be if they set their minds to it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristopher Wilde
    Release dateSep 10, 2017
    ISBN9780996530729
    The Loyal
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    Christopher Wilde

    Christopher Wilde writes novels, screenplays, short stories and is a former radio host. You can find him on Twitter @chriswilde801

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