My book Jagger’s Revolution is so offensive that the word “cock” is said 67 times in it.

“My book Jagger’s Revolution is so offensive that the word “cock” is said 67 times in it.”

Jagger’s Revolution is a about an aristocratic beach thug who rules with an iron fist and by his scrupulous idea of how life should be. Jagger is a cool beauty who loses it when his ego isn’t fed by the dudes he claims to disdain. He equates dating with going to battle while on his hunt for the real thing in a city that is plagued of any honest human connection. He’s a hardening menace, with an uncompromising disapproval for weakness and bad etiquette. His engaging and flirtatious friends compliment his aggressive nature by tempering his inflexible fight on mankind to gain insight into their intolerable behavior.

The book takes you on a journey with Jagger through his dalliances and crushing love frustrations that appeal to young adults. He finds exhaustion with going on yet another dating excursion when he knows the guy for him is the one he can’t say more than two words to. If there is any light to all his darkness, it’s the pleasing love story, the central theme that runs throughout his disappointments in matters of the heart. He experiences the kind of crush and love one has as a teenager over Garth, the dreamboat lifeguard from Australia, with the boyish distinction and the killer smile, who he keeps running into in passing. He wrestles with his immediate unexplainable silent connection with him and longs to get close.

Jaggers’ buddies include, Troy, the young college kid with high morals from an abusive family.  Slade is the hot stud, former stripper who is living off daddy’s money who despises relationships of all kinds.  Russell is the oldest of the group who makes business happen while entertaining Summer beach bbq’s for the clan at his house.  Jagger’s Revolution contains explicitly sexual, romantic and erotic content.

(erotic, love, romance, sex, relationships, dating, crushes, boy crush, beach lifeguard, gay, shirtless abercrombie & fitch, kevin hunter)

 

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Jagger’s Revolution: A Screenplay
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