Title: Sharp,
Review: The Day Diana Died, by Christopher P. Anderson is a painful "page turner." Objective, clean and well-edited, The Day Diana Died provides readers with the feeling of "inside knowlwdge" surrounding the weeks prior to her tragic death. Be forewarned: this book is graphic. Though not sensational. With grace and dignity, the author has captured a tragic moment in world history, the loss of Diana. And made it real, much like Titanic.At the end of the book, one cannot help but feel strong, human empathy for the two sons she so obviously loved and left behind.More than just a coldy factual account of her life and death, The Day Diana Died is a fact-rich, objective tribute.
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