Royal Crime A Controversial Satirical Fable: I’m really sorry for them, but I'm glad it didn't happen to me

You’re going to feel something strange in this story. Each character will behave in an unnatural way and you won’t find out the reason until the end.

Through a fable where royalty is the protagonist, the constant human desire to save the world is criticized when his falls.

If these books and their writers made you reflect:

George Orwell’s Farm Rebellion that criticized communism through farming life.

The knight in Robert Fisher’s rusty armor who created a beautiful tale about the fear of being yourself.

Who took my cheese? written by Spencer Johnson where the fear of change is narrated by two special characters.

Margaret Atwood’s Maid’s Tale which created an anti-feminist world based on a passage from the Bible.

Jacqueline M.Q. has created a whole modern fable where members of various royal systems kill the owner of the Castle they share. The reason? She was trying to save everyone.

Royal Crime is a Controversial Satire Fable that apart from being a personal reflection of the writer after living an experience that inspired her, also challenges the reader to rethink their way of dealing with others as well as with themselves.

3 scenarios.

Two criticisms of the political systems of Communism and Capitalism.

And the result of Narcissistic human behavior.

At the end of reading you will be able to discover the criticism that each character was hiding and the reason for the actions focused on the behaviors of the protagonist who was dead from the beginning, but present in each story.

Here the criticism camouflages itself, it snakes nimbly and eludes the reader so that he does not find out the great secret hidden in her characters, not even through the merciless pain described or the images that represent them.

In the end you will have to decide who you really feel for and admit that you are glad it didn't happen to you.

Jacqueline M.Q. She has had the ability to take 2 years in which she lived as a volunteer throughout the European continent until she arrived in Cyprus, where she hand-wrote this fable and with a totally fantastic and fictional story but that will make a great change in each reader.

If you don't resist changes, start reading, a new way of reading and thinking awaits you.