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Lucky’s Free Paradise is a wildly imaginative, laugh-out-loud political satire that flips power, paradise, and politics completely upside down.

When Lucky—a lovable rascal from Hawaii—becomes governor, he doesn’t tweak the system… he explodes it. His vision? A radical island utopia where transportation, healthcare, education, and even smoothies are free for Hawaiians with deep native roots, land sales to outsiders are banned, and aloha replaces capitalism.

At first, the world laughs. Then it panics.

Cartels collapse. Billionaires rage. Washington fumes. Assassins arrive disguised as ukulele players, hula dancers, submariners, and Hollywood celebrities—only to defect, surf, or open food trucks instead. Even the most feared weapon of bureaucracy, “Karen from Ohio,” proves powerless against pineapple kush, free leis, and unstoppable island grandmas.

From the shores of Waikiki to the halls of ʻIolani Palace, Lucky shows that aloha can be stronger than bullets, wealth, and fear—and that paradise might actually work… if you don’t let billionaires buy it.

Hilarious, outrageous, and surprisingly heartfelt, Lucky’s Free Paradise is a bold satire about power, freedom, colonialism, and community—where assassins retire, cartels surf, and grandmas rule the islands.

Perfect for readers who enjoy smart political satire, absurd comedy, and fearless fiction with island soul.