Title: Insider Information
Product review: I have read virtually every Diana book there is, and I really enjoyed this one. The book did, in fact, provide new information and painted a more human picture of the princess. Burrell's wife, Maria, certainly has a reasonable complaint when she speaks of her husband's obsession with Diana (spending the night in her wardrobe?), but the result of that obsession is a great read. Burrell also confirms what I long suspected, that the Spencers certainly have no right to take the high road with regard to their own treatment of Diana, particularly the hypocritical Charles Spencer. The book also clears up nefarious rumors about the Queen and Prince Phillip's treatment of Diana--seems they aren't the villains they've seemed to be. An important book for any Royal afficionado.
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