'They were dubbed the Fab Four, but with a smitten Harry exploding at perceived slights to Meghan, the Princes were torn apart by anger that survives today, as Robert Lacey reveals in the royal book of the year'
Daily Mail

'You've read Finding Freedom - now discover the whole story'
Tatler

'A riveting, well researched book'
Piers Morgan

'A portrayal of the royal heir and the spare that rebalances our perceptions of both ... It may also convince some readers that Harry made the right decision'
Sunday Times

'A poignant account of the princes' unhappy childhood'
The Times

PRAISE FOR ROBERT LACEY'S PREVIOUS BOOKS

'Robert Lacey is the King of royal biographers'
Kitty Kelley

'A unique insight... Respected for the depth and extend of his research and contacts, Robert Lacey knows arguably more about the Queen than any other commentator writing today'
Daily Mail

'Robert Lacey makes you feel like you're right there, in the palace, in the castle'
Vanity Fair

'Lacey has arranged his material beautifully; not one of these 400 pages is tiresome or dull'
Evening Standard

'[Lacey] has an eye for the telling image ... Smart, thorough and well crafted, it is absolutely of its time'
Scotsman

'Has bestseller written all over it'
Observer

'Compulsively readable'
Sunday Telegraph

'Beautifully written and thought-provoking ... Robert Lacey has written a highly accomplished book which should go into the bags of anyone who has to travel to the kingdom'
Literary Review

'Incisive ... The real triumph of this book ... is the way it peels away the layers of mystery that shroud a civil society of which we have almost no knowledge'
Sunday Times