The climactic book of the Tree of Liberty trilogy, Tree of Liberty: Revolution asks who will lead America's second revolution against tyranny? Who among us will dare to rise up against the tyrants in D.C. who squabble for dominion over the rights, fortunes and lives of the America people? Curtiss Bradley is one of those revolutionaries. The only child of a Doolittle Raider, orphaned then weaned at the Milton Hershey School for Orphaned Boys, Curtiss comes of age on Wall Street's fast track during America's roaring 1980s. That is until a love obsession for an enchanting foreign student entices Curtiss on a global journey where he discovers himself and his father's love of country. He returns 30 years later to find the America he knew gone after the bill comes due for decades of debt-driven economics in the Great Depression of the Twenty-Teens, when in desperation Americans embrace defunct communist-style statism, and in the process lose their most precious inheritance: their freedom. Will Curtiss live up to his father's war-hero legacy? Can he preserve the American dream for his son by launching the shot heard 'round the world in 2020 and rescue America from its post-constitutional dystopia?