Tony Craven

Once I got used to Harry's disjointed style of short sentences which took some time to appreciate I became engrossed in the narrative that is Harry's life from the death of his mother, the Princess of Wales, to his decision to leave the UK in the face of the worst press bullying imaginable. Frankly, wide elements of the British press and the Palace hierarchy have much to answer for. Along with the constant trolling of the couple on social media. Personally, and much of the book's narrative reminded me of this, Harry and later Meghan did so much to modernise the monarchy in the eyes of the public. Is it the best book I've ever read? No. Am I glad I did? Absolutely.