American Blue Blood: My Family Founded the Nation
by 有点来头
Transported to contemporary America, Jack Whitmore flips through his family's genealogy. Good news: no need to struggle with a startup in a garage, nor to work as a wage slave for Wall Street tycoons. Bad news? There is no bad news. In Eastern terms, the Whitmore family on this red land would be considered at least a "hereditary first-class duke of the founding." Ancestors starved on the Mayflower, dumped tea on a Boston ship, fired the first shot at Lexington. Great-great-grandfather followed General Lee in the Civil War, great-grandfather was wounded at the Marne in WWI, great-granduncle landed at Normandy in WWII, grandfather infiltrated behind enemy lines in Vietnam, uncle became a martyr on 9/11, father shed blood in Iraq. Eldest brother is a congressman, second brother is a state attorney general, third sister manages a ten-thousand-acre farm. American blue star-spangled banner, fine son of the Southern Confederacy, Anglo-Saxon pure-blooded redneck. Reborn young, with a foundation terrifyingly solid, and now also possessing a 【Register of Celebrity Romances】 exclusively for top players: As long as he roams among flowers and enjoys life to the fullest, those political and business insider secrets, top-secret franchises, industrial black technologies, and massive assets that outsiders can never obtain will all conveniently become "romantic dividends" dropped from beneath skirts. Socialite heiresses, ranch female veterinarians, elite female lawyers, tech geeks, Hollywood starlets... — Description from novelcodex.org
Chapters
—
0 ratings
Rate this novel
Sign in to rate →Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
Sign inNo comments yet — be the first.
