Spare

Cringefest of lies and pity!! Poor H&M couldn't get what they wanted so they attack the Royal family. To survive outside the Royal life write books and interviews (classy not)...not the actions of people wanting privacy. Bragging about killing people not going to help your security (so much for protecting your family), talking about your todger (grow up). Throw the book on the fire and stay warm is my advice and Harry if you lay with dogs you catch fleas!! Once had hopes for this pair, but they've turned into the biggest joke.

What makes this effort so much more expensive than other ebooks? Your average work of fiction by another author is almost half the price! I assume he's going 50/50 with his ghost writer? It's not well written, and I don't believe Harry is a reliable narrator - neither he or his wife seem able to stick to a story! Sure, his mother was treated poorly to say the very least; yes, the press are scum... Aside from these facts though, we only have His word for the rest of the waffle in this book and honestly, based solely on their actions to date, it's VERY difficult to have sympathy for a either Harry or his wife: they both lie, exaggerate, spin yarns and use the very same Press (whom they supposedly despise) to generate millions in personal income, all the without a care for anyone but themselves! Harry is simply not man with integrity, neither is he anyone that should serve as inspiration. Save your money. There's much better fiction out there.

A hypocritical cash grab to avoid! Filled with provable falsehoods, doused with overpriveledge & sprinkled with more than a pinch of hypocrisy, this is a bitter book to read where the ghost writer has done the best they can. Nobody chooses their family, including Harry, nor should be condemned by dint of their birth, but despite the best efforts of the writer, Harry's bitterness over his how his vast privilege wasn't as great as that of a future king comes through in his "memories". That Charles favoured William should be no surprise, it cannot be easy to raise another man's child & treat them precisely the same as your own. That the 3 were as close as they were is the bigger surprise & Harry felt involved enough to demand, alongside William, that Charles not wed Camilla (though Harry complains that nobody had the right to tell him not to marry Meghan). It was only once the privacy demanding Harry started mudslinging with private family details that the relationship was destroyed. Sad.