Diana: The Last Word

by IngridSeward (Author), SimoneSimmons (Author)

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  Mass Market Paperback
  2007

  $22.60

  During the last five years of her life, the People's Princess had one friend and confidante who was special to her. She was not part of Diana's social circle; she was not a family friend. That woman was Simone Simmons, a healer, who devoted herself to the troubled Princess. Over countless phone conversations and cups of tea at Kensington Palace, Simone gave her candid opinions about Diana's heart, soul, and suffering. No subject was taboo, and the women shared laughter and tears as they discussed Diana's personal life, including: who among the Royals was good to Diana and who was hateful her only fling--with John F. Kennedy, Jr. why she inflicted self-harm how Mother Teresa hurt her why she never would have married Dodi her enduring love for Prince Charles ..and more. In these pages, Simone captures the essence of one of the great icons of the twentieth century. This book, which reads like a personal memoir, truly is Diana's last word.

• Used

  Paperback
  2006

  $3.88

  Who really was the love of Diana's life? Which of her lovers did she rate 'a ten, the tops' out of ten - and who received a one-out-of-ten rating? Who was the 'only man who has ever treated me as a human being'? Why did Diana hate her mother all her life, and who was truly 'the mother I never had'? Why did Diana believe the brakes on her car had been tampered with? Who was the last person she spoke to before her death? What impelled her to co-operate with Andrew Morton and subsequently Martin Bashir? How did Diana leak information to the press? Who were the journalists in whom she confided? Diana on the Royal Family: 'They don't have friendships - they have allies. They are a tribe and their instinct is tribal.' How Charles suggested Diana should make Camilla Parker-Bowles her friend. What was Diana's true opinion of the Queen? What was Diana's reaction to the Duke of Edinburgh's letters to her? How Diana phoned-in to a BBC TV debate, calling for the abolition of the monarchy.