Kim Kardashian Saves The World

America's first reality TV President faces a nuclear crisis only an even bigger reality TV star can solve.

Uh-oh! Newly elected President Trump is ill prepared for the 3 a.m. phone call he receives from his National Security Adviser Sean Hannity alerting him to a nuclear accident in Canada's Northwest Territories. Taking advice from Secretary of State Sarah Palin, the sleep-deprived Trump makes an impetuous decision that could set the world on course for nuclear annihilation.

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Fortunately, Trump is soon informed that help is on hand: "You know how there's The Apprentice and Celebrity Apprentice, sir? It turns out that as well as the CIA, there's also the Celebrity CIA."

Headed by Jodie Foster, the Celebrity Intelligence Agency (CELIA) sends globetrotting agent Kim Kardashian to London, then Russia, and finally the Arctic Circle as she races against time to resolve the crisis.

With a cast that includes everyone from Jesse Ventura to Justin Bieber, Rick Santorum to Maria Sharapova, and, of course, a reality TV star even more powerful than Trump himself, KIM KARDASHIAN SAVES THE WORLD (AFTER PRESIDENT TRUMP NEARLY ENDS IT) is both a fast-paced read and an urgent warning: "For people not paying close attention, the idea of voting for Donald Trump may have great appeal, if only for the fun of watching him play at being President," says author Richard Hine. "I wanted to write a story that reminds people to take this year's election very seriously, because the next President is sure to face challenges that are sudden, unexpected, and terrifying."

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