Theodore Symonds is a son of two worlds, the privilege of the aristocratic elite and the poverty of those who serve them. Gifted with a brilliant intellect and a mind for science he travels west to pursue a future of wealth and comfort with a cutting edge technology firm. Everything seems brighter upon his move to San Diego, but when he meets Samantha Ramirez, a passionate idealist as beautiful as she is intelligent, the fiction of his benign prosperity begins to unravel. The shiny veneer of civility enjoyed by the upper crust is cracked open revealing chasms of discontent primed to throw the world into chaos. Caught between the interests of a powerful and beguiling CEO and a charismatic rebel leader Theo must choose between legacy and justice, the consequences of which will decide the fate of millions. Meanwhile a woman with no memory wakes in a featureless room, unable to escape a nightmare as twisted as the civilization crumbling beyond the walls of her prison. Victoria fights to recover her identity even as the shadowy facility where she is being treated holds tight to the secret of her past. Little does she realize her suffering is but a prelude to horrors the American nobility has planned, a blueprint that hinges on Theodore's research. Destinies collide in a struggle for power where the stakes are more than life or death. Step into tomorrow and experience a world of desperation, a world of courage, a world of impossible choices and crushing inequality. Plutarchy is a novel of hope and betrayal, a chilling vision of the future where opulence rules with impunity and masses toil in the shadow of their ignoble masters.