Having been born in the early 90s, I didn't really know much about Diana, Princess of Wales. However, I remember seeing her face plastered across lots of royal memorabilia, and people referring to her fondly. Therefore, I jumped at the chance to try this book and find out more about Diana Spencer.
The content of this book was fairly interesting. I'm glad that the author presented Diana in both a positive and negative light, rather than viewing her through rose-tinted glasses.
The bit that annoyed me was that the author, Inspector Ken Wharfe, seemed to cast himself as an all-knowing, all-seeing man, which is all very well to say when you're looking back and writing a memoir; it just didn't seem that believable to me.
The content of this book was fairly interesting. I'm glad that the author presented Diana in both a positive and negative light, rather than viewing her through rose-tinted glasses.
The bit that annoyed me was that the author, Inspector Ken Wharfe, seemed to cast himself as an all-knowing, all-seeing man, which is all very well to say when you're looking back and writing a memoir; it just didn't seem that believable to me.