Andrew Morton / Audio Cassette / Published May 1999
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In a shocking, headline-making story (coming as an NBC TV movie), Andrew Morton goes beyond speculation to present the facts about Princess Diana and her royal marriage--written with the full cooperation and support of Diana's family and friends, who speak freely in a sizzling, insider's tell-all. "Startlingly candid".--People. Includes never-before-seen photographs.
Diana : Her True Story
Andrew Morton, Sally Peters (Editor) / Mass Market Paperback / Published December 1992
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Diana: Her True Story was originally published in 1992 under the guise of a quasi-authorized biography, with mostly unnamed courtiers and royalty as the accredited sources. It instantly became a sizzling, international bestseller that lanced the boil of Windsor family dysfunction, triggering a chain of events that led to Charles and Diana's divorce. After her tragic death in 1997, Morton revealed that Diana had not only been the main source for the book, but had also edited his original drafts for accuracy. In return for this gold mine of information, Diana wanted complete anonymity for fear o...
Diana : Her True Story in Her Own Words
Andrew Morton / Hardcover / Published October 1997
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The sudden and tragic death of Princess Diana has caused the entire world to reflect on how much this singular woman meant to us all. From her fairy-tale courtship, her wedding to Prince Charles, and the birth of her two wonderful boys to the stunning collapse of her marriage and the revelation of her psychological and physical trauma, we witnessed and shared in the wide range of emotions in her life. In the last few years, Diana's dedication to the downtrodden and unloved and her commitment as a mother have only strengthened her hold on our hearts. When Diana: Her True Story</I> was initially published in 1992, it was met with a hail of abuse from the British Establishment. As time passed, however, the magnitude of Diana's marital and personal distress made it clear, even to the greatest doubters, that this book was indeed Diana's true story; and finally, in 1995, she revealed in a BBC interview that she had indirectly cooperated with Andrew Morton. What has not been known, however, until the publication of this new edition, is that Diana: Her True Story</I> was in fact almost entirely based on her own words, supplemented by interviews with her friends. In 1991 and 1992, when this book was first conceived and written, Diana felt trapped and powerless within the royal family. She knew that the truth about her life was submerged under a mountain of royal propaganda. Diana: Her True Story</I> chronicles Diana's unhappiness, which began shortly before her wedding day, and reveals the life of a young and beautiful woman who, trapped in a loveless marriage, had sunk to the depths of despair; from which recovery seemed impossible. In an act of desperation, she made the decision in 1991 to tell her own story, no matter what the cost. And so she and Andrew Morton began a collaboration that was to shake the royal family to its foundations and, eventually, force Diana to seek a new life. Tragically, that new, and briefly happy, life is over. This new edition contains the story of how the book first came into being. What's more, Diana is able, finally, to tell her own story, in her own words. Its pages contain her own testament -- the closest we will ever come to her autobiography.
Diana : Her True Story in Her Own WordsAndrew Morton / Mass Market Paperback / Published October 1998
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Described by the "Sunday Times" (London) as "the leading royal writer", Andrew Morton has become a household name as a result of the publication of "Diana: Her True Story". This edition of Diana's life story includes recollections in her own words, as well as an account of the events surrounding her death, plus three 16-page photo inserts.
Andrew Morton / Unknown Binding / Published October 1999
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Diana: Her True Story was originally published in 1992 under the guise of a quasi-authorized biography, with mostly unnamed courtiers and royalty as the accredited sources. It instantly became a sizzling, international bestseller that lanced the boil of Windsor family dysfunction, triggering a chain of events that led to Charles and Diana's divorce. After her tragic death in 1997, Andrew Morton revealed that Diana herself had not only been the main source for the book, but had also edited his original drafts for accuracy. In return for this gold mine of information, Diana wanted complete anony...
Andrew Morton / Audio Cassette / Published May 1999
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Diana: Her True Story was originally published in 1992 under the guise of a quasi-authorized biography, with mostly unnamed courtiers and royalty as the accredited sources. It instantly became a sizzling, international bestseller that lanced the boil of Windsor family dysfunction, triggering a chain of events that led to Charles and Diana's divorce. After her tragic death in 1997, Andrew Morton revealed that Diana herself had not only been the main source for the book, but had also edited his original drafts for accuracy. In return for this gold mine of information, Diana wanted complete anony...
Andrew Morton / Paperback / Published September 1997
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Andrew Morton / Paperback / Published September 1997
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Diana: Her New LifeAndrew Morton / Mass Market Paperback / Published September 1995
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A candid look at the post-separation life of Princess Diana is based on interviews with her closest friends and advisors and covers such areas as her fury over Charles's new private secretary and her feelings about her retirement from public duties. Reprint.
Andrew Morton / Paperback / Published January 1999
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Andrew Morton / Hardcover / Published October 1998
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President Daniel arap Moi has ruled the East African nation of Kenya since the death of Jomo Kenyatta in 1978, surviving coup attempts, tribal unrest, and severe economic upheaval. In many respects, Moi has acted as a midwife to the new nation, guiding it through the first decades of its independence. In a country dominated by tribalism, he has managed to gather support from all areas, not only to maintain power but also to preserve Kenya as one nation. Now, Andrew Morton, who was granted unique access to Moi's family, his friends, his colleagues, and his enemies, has pieced together a portrai...
Monica's StoryAndrew Morton / Hardcover / Published March 1999
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Though it's a legal document, the Starr Report, published in late 1998, reads like a racy novel about the most powerful man in the world, President Bill Clinton, and a young intern, Monica Lewinsky, who's portrayed as a spoiled Beverly Hills brat performing oral sex on the president while he talked to colleagues on the telephone.
Monica's StoryAndrew Morton / Mass Market Paperback / Published August 1999
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Though it's a legal document, the Starr Report, published in late 1998, reads like a racy novel about the most powerful man in the world, President Bill Clinton, and a young intern, Monica Lewinsky, who's portrayed as a spoiled Beverly Hills brat performing oral sex on the president while he talked to colleagues on the telephone.
Monica's Story (Thorndike Large Print Americana Series) [LARGE PRINT]Andrew Morton / Hardcover / Published November 1999
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Though it's a legal document, the Starr Report, published in late 1998, reads like a racy novel about the most powerful man in the world, President Bill Clinton, and a young intern, Monica Lewinsky, who's portrayed as a spoiled Beverly Hills brat performing oral sex on the president while he talked to colleagues on the telephone.
Monica's Story [ABRIDGED]Andrew Morton, Jennifer Van Dyck (Reader) / Audio Cassette / Published April 1999
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Though it's a legal document, the Starr Report, published in late 1998, reads like a racy novel about the most powerful man in the world, President Bill Clinton, and a young intern, Monica Lewinsky, who's portrayed as a spoiled Beverly Hills brat performing oral sex on the president while he talked to colleagues on the telephone.
Andrew Morton / Paperback / Published May 1994
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The author of the bestselling Diana: Her True Story offers up a lavishly detailed examination of the British royal family's vast fortune. From Queen Victoria to today's billionaires, Morton shows how Great Britain's royal family amassed its immense hoard of treasure. 36 color photographs.