The Palace Papers

WITH AN EXCLUSIVE NEW CHAPTER FOR THE PAPERBACK EDITION

The Amazon No.1 Bestseller
The Sunday Times Bestseller

THE ROYAL BOOK OF THE YEAR
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Eye-poppingly revealing. . . impeccable sources, historical heft and canny insights served up with a zingy wit. There are many royal biographers, but few as good as this. She turns gossip into the first draft of history.TELEGRAPH

From the Queens stoic resolve to the crisis of Meghan and Harry. From the ascendance of Camilla and Kate to the downfall of Andrew. Full of remarkable inside access, The Palace Papers by Sunday Times bestselling author Tina Brown will change how you understand the Royal Family.

Clever, well-informed and disgustingly entertainingTHE TIMES

There are royal books, and there are royal books. But The Palace Papers is in a genre of its ownRADIO TIMES

Jaw dropping! What a book . . . if you ever want to feel like a fly on the wall of any of the palaces, this is it.
LORRAINE KELLY

Browns prose has the swoosh of an enjoyably OTT ballgownFINANCIAL TIMES

The worlds sharpish and best-informed royal expert PIERS MORGAN

Riveting and rigorous PANDORA SYKES

A witty, rip-roaring read . . . full off perceptive and witty observationsi Newspaper

A rollicking ride through recent royal family history . . . Tina Browns sparkling prose and eye for detail enliven an entertaining exposéOBSERVER

The most explosive royal book of the yearTHE SUN

Gloriously irreverent, racily written and often very funny. The early chapters on the long affair between Prince Charles and Camilla read like a non-fiction version of Jilly Coopers Rutshire ChroniclesNEW STATESMAN

A motherlode of delectable gossip . . . Brown has produced a work both scholarly and scandalous that makes us think about what the post-Elizabethan world may bring, alternately amusing and horrifying us along the way . . . vivid and richly-embroideredINDEPENDENT

The devil is in the delicious detail . . . Brown tackles her subjects with the same brio she brought to her years as a highly regarded magazine editor . . . Her access to those who flit around the royals gives her writing an edgy authenticityDAILY MAIL

Brown thrashes her way through absolutely everything that has happened to the family since the end of the last book in 1997 . . . Charles and Camilla are vividly brought to life in a series of well-researched stories and anecdotesSUNDAY TIMES

The Palace Papers is a sharp-nibbed observation of a generation of tumult for the House of Windsor, bookended by the deaths of Princess Diana and Prince Philip. Its a story about media as much as monarchy, and it draws from almost every chapter in Browns career in journalismFINANCIAL TIMES

Its hard to look away as Tina Brown delves into decades worth of royal scandalsGUARDIAN

Utter brilliance . . . a rip-roaring readSCOTSMAN

A brilliant book. Tina Brown has inside knowledge and writes so wellLADY ANNE GLENCONNER (author of Lady in Waiting)

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