Millionaires All: An Economic Dystopia

In a bold and unprecedented act, Henry Adams and Richard Hellmann decide to redistribute $50 million to every inhabitant of the planet, radically transforming the economic, social, and emotional fabric of humanity. Through interwoven stories that travel from the deserts of Africa to the lights of Tokyo, the book explores how this sudden prosperity affects individual lives, communities, and global structures.

With a profoundly human and philosophical narrative, the novel delves into the essence of purpose, the complexities of the soul, and the limits of money's transformative power. From philosophical debates in Geneva to the inner struggles of ordinary people, this book confronts timeless questions: What do we do when we no longer have to struggle? How does humanity redefine its purpose in a world where everything seems possible?

Reflective, moving, and audacious, this work will lead you to question the foundations of society and the very nature of humanity. An essential journey to the frontiers of what it means to have it all and, at the same time, to search for something more.