J T Holden

The Winter White House J T Holden

In the wake of a bitter and divisive presidential campaign, two brothers-the great-grandsons of the infamous Chaos President who four decades ago nearly toppled the democratic republic-lock horns in a New Year's Eve challenge that will not only test the limits of their loyalty; it will change the course of history. Dylan, the handsome and kindhearted 21-year-old, has always been the family outcast, defiantly standing in opposition to their mercurial father and manipulative grandmother at every turn-including the old man's recent (and disastrous) bid for the highest office in the nation. Charlie, the lanky and socially awkward 16-year-old, has always been the devoted son, walking lock-step with the family agenda-even in the face of the old man's most fiery and abusive outbursts. Despite their differences, the brothers have shared an unbreakable bond since the day young Dylan first held baby Charlie in his arms. But when Dylan decides to drop out of college and head out west for a life far away from the madness and manipulation of the family, Charlie devises a plan to convert his older brother's "radical ideology" and, in the process, restore to its former glory the Winter White House.