Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

What a snoozefest! Or a whine-fest rather. There is nothing new here at all. The entire book is Harry just moaning about how unfair everyone and everything is to him and later to Megan. He speaks of his family with such venom and disdain you would think he was talking about strangers. The only one he doesn't eviscerate is the Queen but still, he intimates her lack of help to him. There is no surprise message here, just him complaining. The writing is plain dreadful, loaded with incomplete thoughts and snippets of stories that have no real cohesiveness. What is lacking is what people really would love to hear about - his memories of his mother, his life with her, and his interactions with the rest of the family (real ones not just complaints). I skipped over all the boring stuff of which there is plenty. He doesn't mention Meg's sister or brother at all, which is interesting. Was he worried he'd be sued for defamation or was he just trying to pretend they didn't exist since they had Meg's number all along? If you are thinking about purchasing this book, do not bother. Anything you need to know has already been reported on in the Daily Mail or other sources. I'm getting a refund for this big book of boringness. All it did was make me love the Royal Family even more and wish them luck against Harry and Meg, who like Diana are simply bound and determined to bring them down out of their own unhappiness with themselves. Pathetic.