Publisher's Synopsis
A Family's Battle for Survival and Justice in Trump's America In a near-future America, Trump has won re-election, unleashing Project 2025-a dystopian regime that strips women of their rights, criminalizes LGBTQIA+ identities, and deports immigrants en masse. Under the crushing weight of this new government, the Garcia family's world shatters. Javier loses his job, his elderly mother Rosa faces deportation, and his gay brother Jesus is sent to a brutal re-education camp. As the country falls into chaos, the Garcia family is forced to make impossible choices. Sophia, once a hopeful college student, runs an illegal clinic to help those cast aside by a broken healthcare system. Eli, a tech-savvy teenager, secretly joins the underground resistance, using his skills to expose the government's atrocities. Amanda, a schoolteacher, grapples with her crumbling privilege and the growing danger her family faces. Together, they hide LGBTQIA+ escapees and risk everything to fight against the oppressive regime. When the family is thrust into the heart of a nationwide protest, their courage and sacrifices become the spark that ignites a rebellion. However, with the Iron Flag of Trump's America flying high, the cost of freedom may be more than they can bear. Under the Iron Flag is a gripping story of love, resilience, and defiance in the face of tyranny-a heart-wrenching portrayal of a family fighting for survival and justice in a world where hope is a dangerous act of rebellion.
