Royal Crown Betrayal: Stripped of Her True Lineage, Then by the Crown She Wore at Her Royal Wedding

A True Story of Royalty, Scandal, and Secrets
Denied her true identity from an early age, Jacqueline's life was far from ordinary. Raised by her grandmother, she was ensnared in the manipulative schemes of her narcissistic mother, which led her into a perilous world of spies, gangsters, raconteurs, and royalty.

At the dawn of World War II, Jaqueline and her grandmother embarked on a harrowing escape across a Europe on the brink of collapse. Navigating closed borders, dodging imminent danger, and surviving the heart of Berlin, they raced against time to board the final ship, SS Conte di Savoia to New York-a daring flight that would save their lives but leave indelible scars.

But survival was just the beginning. Over the years, Jaqueline's life became a whirlwind of escapes starting with escaping the royal family treasury, escaping life and death through a series of marriages, devastating betrayals, and relentless challenges that tested the limits of her strength and resolve. Manipulated by those she trusted most and denied the truth of who she was, Jaqueline defied the odds and forged a legacy of resilience and courage.

Co-authored by Christine Schaffer and Vivienne Kjönö, Royal Crown Betrayal is a masterfully told true story of ambition, survival, and reinvention. With its cinematic twists, unforgettable characters, and an unflinching look at the cost of betrayal, this book will captivate readers and inspire anyone who has ever fought to overcome life's greatest challenges.