Category: The Royal Bastard Chronicles

In 2010, Britain stood not in triumph, but in survival—free at last, yet haunted by the cost of reclaiming that freedom.

As the Protector fell and the red banners burned, a broken Britain took its first breath of freedom—scarred, uncertain, but finally awake.

The new system was meant to be a “workers’ republic,” but in reality, it became a fragile dictatorship, plagued by economic failure, political infighting, and growing unrest.

Once, football defined Britain. Now, it reflects what Britain has become— Fragmented, grieving, yearning for a second half that may never come.

In the ashes of empire and monarchy, Britain stands broken—no longer a nation, but a question mark haunting the edge of a lost century.

As the monarchy crumbles and Britain tears itself apart, the revolution that promised liberation begins to devour its own — leaving only ashes where a kingdom once stood.

As Britain descends into chaos, the question is no longer who has the rightful claim to the throne—but whether the monarchy itself can survive the storm it has unleashed.

The child—David Windsor-Smith—begins questioning his origins. Journalistic investigation, whistleblowers, and mounting pressure.

The secret affair between Eisenhower and Princess Elizabeth in 1944. The immediate cover-up, wartime complications, and the royal family’s panic.