Title: Boring Royal Betrayal
Product review: This is honestly one of the most boring books I have ever read. There is more description about the table settings, tea cups, uniform decorations and silverware that I had to force myself to read, UNTIL I read an insult about Diana, and I then promptly closed the book. Paul Burrell may have been enamored with Diana, but he certainly did her no favor by writing this boring book, and I highly doubt he would have written this book while she was still alive.For someone that was trusted as a dear friend, in this book, Diana's private confidences were severely betrayed. To me, the book lacks integrity, trust, and is quite distasteful. It was simply not necessary. It seemed throughout the book that Paul was quite taken by Diana, and the text shifts from severe infatuation to betrayal. I gave the book one star because it has a few nice photos, other than that, the text is beyond boring and quite the betrayal of a trusted "friend."
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