Charles Spencer tells the story of his sister Diana and their life together. It begins with him sharing his grief at her death in Westminster Abbey in September 1997. Nearly thirty years later, he looks back at their childhood as inseparable siblings who called each other Duch and Carlos. It follows Diana's marriage to the Prince of Wales, her global fame, her work for marginalized people, and her love for her sons. It also covers the press pursuit, her isolation, and Charles's efforts to support her until August 1997.
Why You Should Read?
- Discover the childhood bond between Charles and Diana, the youngest Spencers who called each other Duch and Carlos.
- Follow Diana's journey from family life to marrying the Prince of Wales and becoming a global icon.
- Understand the pressures Diana faced from a barbaric press as her royal marriage crumbled and left her alone.
- Experience Charles Spencer's account of trying to support Diana until the black night in August 1997.
About the Author
Charles Spencer Earl Spencer is a historian who also writes, speaks in public, broadcasts and works as a journalist. He holds the title of 9th Earl Spencer. His output includes nine works of non-fiction, four of which became Sunday Times bestsellers. As a keynote speaker he is sought around the world. From 1986 to 1995 he appeared on air for NBC News. He has presented programmes for the History Channel and helped co-host the popular Rabbit Hole Detectives podcast. His articles have appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines, and he writes a column for the Financial Times.
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