"If enough people read it, America can rediscover its soul in this novel." --Jim Hightower, national radio commentator, columnist and best-selling author of Thieves in High Places In this dark, wickedly funny and surgically insightful book, we descend into the abyss from which the soul of America struggles to escape. In a novel reminiscent of a Kurt Vonnegut classic, author Abraham King takes us into a schizophrenic society In the pages of The Soul of America we meet Montague Millstone, the archetypal megalomaniac, so obsessed with power and acquisition that he creates his own version of immortality by substituting artificial organs in his great mahogany desk for the "I have made liberal use of hyperbole, exaggeration and caricature," says Abraham King. "My intention is to challenge preconceived notions and media images, twisting stereotypes and sometimes upending them. With its populist perspective, this novel will appeal to anyone who feels excluded from or abused by the political and economic decision-making processes that control our lives. It takes precise aim at the power players who manipulate these process Incisive, eloquent, thought-provoking - it is an all-American satire with a spiritual undertone. Those who read it will never forget it.