
The Kingdom of Fire and Fury: A Fairy Tale About Guns and Silly Politics
by Stephen Cowking
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Until he was hired by an agency to become the royal bodyguard of the new king. The King was a wizard named Bonald Trump.
King Bonald is an unpredictable king, who has the ability to summon walls and doesn't like immigrants, He wished to fixed the kingdom's problems but have zero experience in politics.
However, will Dickie find a better life as a bodyguard of the new king?
Witness the amusing adventure of Dickie Cowbell as he faced new danger and learned new
things about the world's problems on gun violence, trades and dirty politics...
Note: This is a fantasy comedy story meant for entertainment purposes, story are full impersonated characters of real politicians or celebrities but with a twist of alternate names, stories will include satire, sarcasm, political humor and some dirty languages. So treat this like an alternate universe of our own, but with plenty of twist and turn.
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