Book: GOOD QUEEN BETH by Alan Hardy
categories: Book, Battles, Royalty, Humor, Romance, Erotica, Revolution, Adventure, Action, Military, Satire
Alan Hardy
about this book: As all my books, GOOD QUEEN BETH is a novel that doesn't stay rooted to one genre; it's an original and unique mix of erotica, romance, adventure, action, surrealism and even revolutionary politics. It's a no-holds-barred attack on the British Royal Family and on the universal mania (which we see especially in the US and UK) for reality TV shows and the worship of the bimbo-celeb-culture we ordinary yokels are fobbed off with in order to put up with the way things are. That's what started me off: anger at the system. What the story evolved into, though, was a sexually blatant and totally non-PC fantasy in which a monstrous, half-witted and degenerate monarchy is challenged and (maybe) overthrown by a near-naked army of female insurrectionaries, led by Beth and Mandy, the two biggest bimbos of them all. It's also a great love story between Beth, and the arch-manipulator of events, Jason, a guy who was a twisted, sexually perverse complete mess...until he met Beth. This story is different, riveting, and will lead you where you've never gone before. Is it shocking? Yes, it is. It needs to be. I bet you've never read anything like it.
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about this book: As all my books, GOOD QUEEN BETH is a novel that doesn't stay rooted to one genre; it's an original and unique mix of erotica, romance, adventure, action, surrealism and even revolutionary politics. It's a no-holds-barred attack on the British Royal Family and on the universal mania (which we see especially in the US and UK) for reality TV shows and the worship of the bimbo-celeb-culture we ordinary yokels are fobbed off with in order to put up with the way things are. That's what started me off: anger at the system. What the story evolved into, though, was a sexually blatant and totally non-PC fantasy in which a monstrous, half-witted and degenerate monarchy is challenged and (maybe) overthrown by a near-naked army of female insurrectionaries, led by Beth and Mandy, the two biggest bimbos of them all. It's also a great love story between Beth, and the arch-manipulator of events, Jason, a guy who was a twisted, sexually perverse complete mess...until he met Beth. This story is different, riveting, and will lead you where you've never gone before. Is it shocking? Yes, it is. It needs to be. I bet you've never read anything like it.
