When a book is labeled "Fictional" or has "used Fictitiously" content, it does not mean the whole book is not real, rather it means the storyline is used in a Fictional setting of events.
Eye of the Pharaoh (The Flawed Emerald, c.1995) - my first novel - although it was stolen by a reviewer (Karen Weill) in 1991 and she published it as a true story in 1992 - had the story (the way I told the events) in a Fictitious way. The events did not happen according to History. The information in the story was factual, except for any religious data which is usually story-based fiction (religious stories are fictional).
If President George W Bush wrote a Fictitious story about his Presidency, does that mean he was never President of the USA? (Think outside of the book).
(My book's 1st Edition was not legally published so I do not expect it to have a Fiction label or Copyright Seal on the stolen edition. This occurred over 20+ years ago. The thief married a lawyer (as on video LINK) in case I would ever find her again and seek Justice. The FBI did not arrest her, because the Gov believed her side of the issue and went and classified it top secret.)
MC 2014.
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