Nonfiction
Andrew Morton is the journalist to whom Diana told her side of the War of the Wales. Now he’s telling about royal bride Meghan Markle, whose stated ambition is to be the next Diana.
Meghan: A Hollywood Princess by Andrew Morton.
Note: There are way, way too many Meghan/Harry books to even try to cover them all.
Author Penny Junor is seen as Prince Charles’ apologist. This book is yet another attempt to make the Diana-worshippers and conspiracy-freaks come around to liking Camilla. I wasn’t a fan of the late Princess of Wales, but this book was just unnecessary. Haters are gonna’ hate. In short–don’t waste more breath (or paper) trying to win converts.
Duchess: Camilla Parker-Bowles and the Love Affair That Rocked The Crown by Penny Junor.
Britain and Russia had ties thru marriage. First, the sister of the Princess of Wales was married to the Russian Tzar. Then Queen Victoria’s granddaughter, Alix of Hesse, married the Tzarevich, Nicholas. This forthcoming book (June 2018) details three visits between the royal families in the years before the Russian Revolution of 1917.
The Imperial Tea Party by Frances Welch.
This biography of Prince Charles actually came out in late March but missed my last list of Royal books somehow. Excerpts were published in a UK newspaper. It’s the one you may have heard about that claims Charles travels with his own bed and all the rest. Why no one has ever seen the bed at
the airport isn’t explained.
Rebel Prince: The Power, Passion and Defiance of Prince Charles by Tom Bower.
Eileen Parker was married to Prince Philip’s one-time buddy and Private Secretary before his behavior merited a divorce. Tell-all books are always with us, but viewers of The Crown may enjoy this one. Excerpts have been published in a British paper. This book was released in December.
Step Aside for Royalty: Treasured Memories of the Royal Household by Eileen Parker.
Fiction
I Was Anastasia by Ariel Lawhon
Royal Mess by Jenna Sutton. Thanks to As The Book Ends for posting about this book.
Royal Treatment by Melanie Summers
The Royals by Rachel Hawkins Thanks to Candid Cover for posting about this book.
Prince in Disguise by Stephanie Kate Strohm Thanks to Candid Cover for posting about this book.
Want more? Here’s the link to my previous royal books post.
So many royal books out there! I debate reading the Meghan bio, but then I think it might be more interesting to just watch the future unfold there.
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I’m pretty sure you can find the best parts online free.
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I Was Anastasia looks interesting, I saw that one spotlighted somewhere and it looked quite good. And Meghan would have me curious if I wanted to know more about the current affairs of the royals. Looks like an interesting read
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I love that you did this topic. I was thinking about it too, because the wedding is EVERYwhere! I adored Prince in Disguise and Royals. Both were so much fun.
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Good to hear!
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I keep forgetting the royal wedding is happening… I don’t know if it’s because I’m not English or just because I kind of wander around unaware of some world events…
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Lol….I’m an American so even more embarassing
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What a fun and timely spin to put on this week’s topic. I’m really looking forward to reading Royals from this list.
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Let me know if you review it!
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