Welcome to Volume 3 of the #1 bestselling Harry & Meghan series, the definitive, month-by-month historical record of their life in America. In a year with a historic coronation happening in England, all eyes were still on the California couple, who don't work for the British royal family anymore.
The third year of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex living outside the confines of the royal family was so jam-packed with colossal life events that this biography could be as heavy as King Charles III's new [...] isn't, of course.
Volume 3 is like the other two-crisp, historically accurate, and with a distinct lack of racism and misogyny. It covers all the big moments, whether melancholic or triumphant: The death of Harry's grandmother, the longest-reigning monarch in British history, Queen Elizabeth II; the ascension of his father to the throne, culminating with the coronation of King Charles III; the Sussex children officially given Prince and Princess titles they actually (cough) had at birth; Harry's weighty memoir; Meghan's award-winning podcast; the Netflix special-oh my!
This isn't all that happened during these 12 months, as royal watchers know all too well. Grab a cup of tea or a glass of wine, a crisp Dubonnet and gin or a mug of hot cocoa, and crack open the third book in this snappy biography series that chronicles a year in the life of Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. As with the previous two volumes, readers will gain new insight from author Courtney Hargrove's unique perspective as a reporter who's covered royals in her career and knows how the media machine operates.