Title: Written With Integrity
Product review: After reading the entire book, which I doubt some of the reviewers did, I found nothing that discredited the Princess. I found "A Royal Duty" to be a testament to Princess Diana's generous, loving, and kind nature. I found the section regarding her brother, the Earl of Spencer to be very informative. It certainly filled in the missing gaps pertaining to his rather odd behavioir at her funeral and buriel. Not to mention the "museum" of his late sister he created at Althorp. The book did tend to be a little dry at times, and I was occasionally frustrated by the author hinting of secrets, but choosing not to reveal any of them to us. I gave the book 4 stars, rather than five. For all of his fascinating detail, it could have been written with a little more spark. Something was missing, and perhaps a more seasoned author could have made the difference.
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