The Myth of America is the “War and Peace” of father-son rivalry novels, set in a parallel universe where the Americans lose the Revolutionary War instead of winning it and struggle 60 more years for independence. 

Told from the perspective of John Tyler Everson, a man from a famous revolutionary family whose Machiavellian father maneuvers him into running for president, The Myth of America comments upon our own troubled times by reimagining American history through the lens of a man at the cusp of attaining the highest office in the land, plagued by doubts about the nation’s morally ambiguous history and the troubling role of his illustrious family in bending that history to favor the wealthy and powerful.