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Nicu II and Victoria's Incestuous Romance

With love for one another resting within their inseparable hearts, and a secret occupying their active, yet silent souls, seventeen-year-old Prince Nicu II and his sixteen-year-old sister Victoria, First Princess of Exubertis, must make a choice between their incestuous love affair, and the maintaining of stability within their royal family. Prince Nicu II and Princess Victoria's immutable, romantic feelings for one another forces them to engage in extremely risky actions and fabricate various falsehoods. Throughout the play Nicu II and Victoria deceive everyone; including their parents King Nicu I and Queen Isabella. Nicu II is presumptuous in character, therefore, he maintains an excessive confidence within himself that he and his sister's romantic relationship can continue without being discovered, but Victoria fears that they cannot continue their affair emotionally unscathed. Despite Victoria's worries, she continues with the relationship as Nicu II emboldens her more and more.

74 pages, Paperback

First published November 29, 2013

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Kenneth Jarrett Singleton

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Kenneth Jarrett Singleton is a thirty-two-year-old poet, playwright, and author. Prior to, "Exotic Neurotic," he had three of his books published. His first book was a science-fiction/horror novel called, "The Cadaver Factory." It was published in (2004) when Singleton was twenty years of age. His second novel, "The Donner Society," was published in (2005) the same year as his first play, "Angelica and Francesca." He currently resides in the state of West Virginia.

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10 reviews40 followers
July 16, 2017
This is a great modern play. Engaging from beginning to end.
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11 reviews66 followers
November 20, 2017
This is the best book I've read for a long time; especially as it pertains to modern literature. The strength of the story really hits you as you go further along within it. I enjoyed how the story played out.
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30 reviews62 followers
March 6, 2018
This play is very complex and detailed. I enjoyed it a lot. There is a lot of friction between the characters. It is high drama when it comes to content. Also, there is a lot of action within the story. One of the things I liked most about this book, was that the ending hit me out of nowhere. It comes on kind of suddenly and it is shocking.
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14 reviews14 followers
June 10, 2017
I have an appreciation for the overall plot of the play, as well as, the linguistic techniques that the playwright applies. The characters are unusual in their behavior, yet they maintain relatable and attractive attributes. I found the overall story to be emotionally moving and tragic. I would recommend this play to anyone who enjoys an alluring drama.
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15 reviews17 followers
December 16, 2017
Nicu II and Victoria's Incestuous Romance

The story begins with Nicu I and Victoria conversing with a senator. In the second scene, the main characters appear. I love, they kiss. Later in the first act, Victoria tells her mother that she doesn't want to marry Peter, Prince of Yorkton.

In act two Nicu II murders Peter, in order to keep his sister Victoria all to himself. Also, continues the battles for position within Nicu I's Senate. Nicu I also dies in the second act. In act three things unfold into a horrific and tragic end.
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13 reviews33 followers
February 1, 2018
A modern tragedy, Nicu II, and Victoria's Incestuous Romance tell the tale of royal siblings having a love affair with one another. Prince Nicu II and Victoria hide their relationship from the rest of their family, as well as the public. Victoria is constantly pressured by their mother, Queen Isabella, who wants her to marry the prince of a neighboring kingdom known as Yorkton. Eventually, Isabella is told about the secret relationship of her two oldest children, by another of her children, Agripina. The results of the discovery are devastating to all involved in the end.
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21 reviews18 followers
September 24, 2017
Nicu II and Victoria's Incestuous Romance

This is a great story to reflect on and read repeatedly. The second time I read it I noticed little details that I had before overlooked my first time reading it. I came to know the characters of this story. It has become habitual for me.
Profile Image for Emilia.
9 reviews2 followers
June 13, 2018
This book is a wondrous journey. It takes you through so many emotions and makes you feel so many amazing feelings.
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8 reviews
July 3, 2018
This is a good play. It features both drama and tragedy. A brother and sister in love and risking all to maintain it is the general theme. It's heavy on emotion and seriousness. It really has a very serious feel to it as all dramas should. Overall, this is an entertaining story.
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11 reviews12 followers
March 24, 2018
Nicu II and Victoria's Incestuous Romance


It was a sad story, yet also a sweet one. I preferred Victoria's character. Her character was very interesting to me. This play has good characters with a lot of friction in their lives. I actually read the second edition of it, but I do not see it on here.
Profile Image for Trisha Howard.
16 reviews47 followers
November 26, 2017
This booked touched me. It was a wonderful read. I particularly enjoyed the story's climax.
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May 1, 2018
Play/Drama/Tragedy/Romance
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