Paula Small

I listened to this book on Audible. I loved it. Harry eloquently speaks to the who, what, when and why of who he is and been for as long as he’s been in the public eye. His transparency of evolution to try to escavate himself from the Firm of Royalty while trying to maintain his deep love for his family and country are almost painful to listen to. I absolutely believe him. What he described in his autobiographical accounts should be celebrated not demonized. It is patently ridiculous for people to disparage this man and his wife for refusing to participate in their abuse. How many times have families known of the abuser (sexual or psychological) in the family and done nothing to protect the abused; but gaslight the abused? HOW MANY TIMES!!!! This book confirmed what I’ve always believed about Harry. He is an honorable man and was destined to get out. How ironic would it be if the 6th heir to the throne and his wife ended up as the King and Queen of England and the Commonwealth? Stranger things have happened and God has a wonderful and savage sense of humor! 5⭐️