Extracts of this were being discussed on a previous thread ('The Times) which just finished.
I'm interested in buying this book, despite never having ever bought any other book about the Royal Family and never having watched The Crown.
I'm interested however in the archaic rituals of the Royal Court and how it works as an employer, and also how the courtiers advise.
Yes the excerpts were focused on Harry and Meghan but presumably that's just for clicks given the relevant timing, and that the book goes well beyond that.
Poignant that in the synopsis for it on The Foyles website it says:
The Queen, after a remarkable 70 years of service, is entering the final seasons of her reign without her husband Philip to guide her. Meanwhile, Charles seeks to define what his future as King will be, with his court wielding ever greater influence as he plans for his imminent accession.
www.foyles.co.uk/witem/biography/courtiers,valentine-low-9781472290908
Anyone else thinking of buying this?