KARLA BOOKER

I loved this book so very much. I was always in awe of Princess Diana and love the Netflix series THE CROWN, which sheds so much light on the tragedy of this ill -fated family. Prince Harry was always my favorite. A cut up prince. The one with the opportunity to live a little, where the heir could not. I always wondered what Diana’s sons’ lives could possibly have become without her radiant and openly expressed love. The rest of the Royals showed no affection, barely even connecting with their own children. I loved Prince Harry’s empathy and compassion for everyone… He held onto the hope that his family loved him and would always protect him until the moment that they withheld security funding from him. It’s sad to see that the business of the Monarchy supersedes the well-being of its members. I see that this ritual sacrifice is part of the mystique that keeps them relevant. What would London be without the history and buildings of the monarchy? Who would visit? What would happen to tourism? I visited London this past February for the third time. Since the King doesn’t live there, Buckingham Palace was not lit at night when we drove by. My other two night visits showed the palace lit up in all its glory. It looked dark and sad. I spoke with Londoners while there and was devastated by how much they still hate Meghan, who I simply adore. I said so and the vitriolic responses I received were painful. This book made me love HarryMeghanArchieLilibet even more. Bravo for this man truly doing everything he could to protect his family. And to provide an opportunity for them to live long and happy lives. Princess Diana is most assuredly proud. I pray for the rest of the monarchy who I believe will regret choosing business over family. The best of Princess Diana lives on in Harry and his sweet family. A must read.