Andrew Morton Books

The 1992 publication of Andrew Morton's bestseller shook the British royal family, revealing shocking truths about Princess Diana's life. The book disclosed Prince Charles's long-term affair, the sham of their marriage, Diana's struggles with an eating disorder, and her suicide attempts, initially met with disbelief. However, as events unfolded, including the couple's separation in December 1992 and Charles's televised admission of infidelity, Morton's claims were confirmed. Friends hoped this separation would allow Diana to find happiness, but she faced increasing isolation within the royal family, with her children only occasionally by her side. The narrative explores her secret battles and frustrations as she seeks to break free from the constraints of her royal life. With unprecedented access to Diana's close friends and advisers, Morton reveals how she, having become a princess before maturing, is learning to assert her identity beyond the palace's control. The book delves into the infighting and intrigue surrounding this royal crisis, along with Diana's private reflections on her public life, potential remarriage, and her son Prince William's future. Accompanied by 32 pages of striking color photographs, it offers an explosive look at Diana's struggle for autonomy.

A captivating and unique biography of Queen Elizabeth II and her sister Margaret, told by the internationally renowned royal biographer Andrew Morton.

The definitive biography of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, written by the world's best-known royal biographer, Andrew Morton.

#1 New York Times bestselling biographer Andrew Morton provides a comprehensive account of Queen Elizabeth II's legendary reign. Elizabeth Windsor, painfully shy, initially dreamed of a quiet life in the countryside, but her uncle's abdication thrust her into the role of heir to the throne. Ascending at just 25, she faced numerous challenges, including family conflicts and public scrutiny, throughout her 70 years as Queen of England. Despite her self-effacing nature, she worked tirelessly to keep the monarchy relevant in a changing world, often encountering resistance from within the institution. The greatest trials came from her own family, including rumors of her husband’s infidelity, her sister’s marital issues, and the tragic death of Princess Diana, as well as the recent departure of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In this in-depth exploration, Morton highlights Queen Elizabeth's influence on Britain and the world over the past century. From leading a nation recovering from World War II to navigating today's political landscape, she emerged as a reluctant yet resolute monarch. This narrative showcases a woman of unwavering self-discipline, remembered as a mother and grandmother to Great Britain and one of the greatest sovereigns of the modern era.

"The marriage of Prince William to Catherine Middleton is one of the most significant royal events of recent times. As second in line to the throne, the elder son of the much mourned Diana, Princess of Wales carries the hopes and expectations of millions of people around the world. As a"commoner" who will become a princess, Catherine brings beauty and freshness to a very traditional union. William and Catherine: their lives, their wedding portrays the histories and characters of the couple, examining their intriguing romance, their engagement and the build-up to the big day itself, as well as covering the wedding in detail. Kate's emergence as a style queen, royal weddings past and present, what the future holds for the royal couple and every fascinating detail about the wedding of the year is explored in this handsome record of an event that will define the British royal family for a century"--Jacket.

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A biography of Queen Elizabeth II and her sister Margaret examines their early idyllic youth as the closest of sisters as well as their often fraught relationship after their father's death and Elizabeth's ascension to the throne

Originally published in 1992, this biography was produced with the full co-operation and input of the Princess. Following the tragic and sudden death of the Princess in August 1997, the book has been fully revised to contain new material and photographs and is designed to stand as a tribute to her.

In his new book, Andrew Morton reveals new information and sources that totally transforms our perception of Wallis Simpson. From the day she was born in a ramshackle cottage in the hills to revealing what really happened the night her husband died, Morton paints a fresh and enticing portrait of the Duchess of Windsor.

"Morton tells the story of the feckless Edward VIII, later Duke of Windsor, his American wife Wallis Simpson, the bizarre wartime Nazi plot to make him a puppet king after the invasion of Britain, and the attempted cover-up by Churchill, General Eisenhower, and King George VI of the Duke's relations with Hitler. From the alleged affair between Simpson and the German foreign minister to the discovery of top secret correspondence about the man dubbed 'the traitor king' and the Nazi high command, this is a saga of intrigue, betrayal, and deception suffused with a heady aroma of sex and suspicion."-- Dust jacket flap