Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family

Pretty ordinary book because it’s very one sided! It’s a text book guide to settling immature scoresI also find it rather poor that the authors are adamant that neither Harry nor Meghan assisted with this book yet there are some very very personal details that could only have come from either the couple or very very close friends and considering the couples obsession with privacy (and sue happy attitude to those that breech it) it’s very telling that no legal objections have been issued by them. Therefore it’s my conclusion they’ve given all titbits their full seal of approval whether directly or indirectly via friends!I feel so sorry for the Royal Family

From someone who likes the couple and has felt sorry for the treatment they received in the UK I was disappointed to finally read their side of the story. It is very hard to feel sorry for them now when they have orchestrated so much of their own downfall in public opinion.

As someone who has always been a avid reader of fiction and nonfiction I pre ordered Finding Freedom, felt compelled to as I am sure most of us did, I have read the 1st chapter and there it sits on the shelf!.Over the lockdown tired of TV I have been clicking on you tube clips and discovered Lady Colin Campbell's channel, she is brill, she is well educated in the laws regarding defamation, contrary to Philip Schofields view she is far from a Gossip so everything she says can be taken as the truth .For anyone reading finding freedom I would urge them to read Lady Campbells book Meghan and Harry the read story. The book tells us nothing that is not already in the public domain however, it gives a extremely well balanced informed portrayal that aims to explain their behavior from a psychological view and represents the work of a talented authorHarry and Meghan have made the mistake in Finding Freedom that it will have the same effect on the public that Diana's book written by Andrew Morton did sadly they were mistaken. Most of the content of Diana's book was in fact true however the content represented only one side of the story , Diana was also a english aristocrat in her own right and had formed a relationship with the public for many years and as far as Andrew Morton is concerned he has gone on to be an acclaimed author despite the fact that the Diana's book was slanted the content we have found to be true.The authors of finding freedom portray themselves as columnists who I think being middle age have seen the opportunity to make a pension pot, there has clearly been no research or basis in the book, listening to a snippets of information here and there. It will be interested to see whether either writer goes on to write and produce any other books in the future or simply go back to filling newspaper columnsREAD Lady Campbells book !

What a pair of self pitying immature privileged thin skinned people. They don't realise how lucky they are - ought to try living in the real world

I am in the minority of being somebody who actually feels sorry for this persecuted couple; but this book was simply awful. Full of banal narrative and limp storyline, I was so disappointed. It has not helped further their cause at all. It was so bad I skipped through the second half as couldn’t wait to utilise my time on something else that was actually worth reading. Waste of money.