Revolutionary Blues

by M.J. Politis

Charlie O'Brien, a restless, idealistic American expatriate, made a deal with British industrialist Lord Wentworth for money and power to save the world. Charlie instantly became a world-famous scientist, politician, and revolutionary artist. Charlie fought for the underdog in countless revolutions until he found himself in the middle of the Great War in Europe. Only then did he see that the O'Brien inventions were being used to mame and kill millions. He then found out that the deal was too good to be true—Lord Wentworth was the devil reincarnate and Charlie was Satan's favorite lieutenant.

165 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2002

Reviews

[Amber · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this book years and years ago when I was a teenager, and it has stuck in my mind for all that time. This is an incredibly difficult book to write a review for, particularly without giving any of the plot away. If you like unique fiction, particularly historical, give this book a try. I will tell you nothing about it except that it is best experienced when you allow yourself to become immersed in the story.