Two tragic Royals
My spouse read this novel and here's her review.
Split between two eras with two women joining the well-established Royal Family - Wallis Simpson and Diana Spencer. Both stories are told from different perspectives.
Mary Kirk meets the teenage Wallis at summer camp and so begins a lifelong friendship leading to tragedy.
Rachel and her fiancée, Alex, are in a cab in Paris when their journey is halted by a crash in the tunnel ahead-Princess Diana lays dying in the wreckage. Can Alex put aside his journalistic instincts or will this tragic incident drive the pair apart?
The author captures the authenticity of both historic eras with an eye for detail.
This review was edited and written by Shawn Callon, author of The Diplomatic spy
Another Woman's Husband
Split between two eras with two women joining the well-established Royal Family - Wallis Simpson and Diana Spencer. Both stories are told from different perspectives.
Mary Kirk meets the teenage Wallis at summer camp and so begins a lifelong friendship leading to tragedy.
Rachel and her fiancée, Alex, are in a cab in Paris when their journey is halted by a crash in the tunnel ahead-Princess Diana lays dying in the wreckage. Can Alex put aside his journalistic instincts or will this tragic incident drive the pair apart?
The author captures the authenticity of both historic eras with an eye for detail.
This review was edited and written by Shawn Callon, author of The Diplomatic spy
Another Woman's Husband
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