Diana (Princess of Wales)

Diana Spencer's engagement to Prince Charles, announced in 1981, first cast the spotlight on the girl who was to become one of the most intriguing and influential royals in modern history, despite deep resistance in royal circles against her - particularly its traditionalist wing. Througout, until her untimely death in 1997, Diana frequently gave interviews and shared her thoughts with many people. In this fresh portrait over almost 20 years, Nigel...

In this topical book, Ted Harrison relates the Di phenomenon to fundamental human religious impulses in an age which has largely rejected formal Christianity. It explores the myth and legend of Diana and public fascination with her.

An investigation into the real events of the night Princess Diana died takes Cohen on the trail of a possible conspiracy where he finds instead the story of a young Englishwoman out of her depth in the company of drug dealers, arms dealers and secret service operators.

Since Princess Diana's untimely death, the public has become increasingly aware that there may have been more to the car crash than the establishment would like us to believe. After a two-year probe, investigative writer and royal biographer Noel Botham has dared to publish his findings of that night in 1997.

Diana met Simone Simmons in 1993 at the Hale Clinic where Simone practised as a healer. Their relationship soon blossomed into a close friendship, as Simone encouraged Diana to lead a 'normal' life. This book describes those last years of Diana's life.

This text presents a revelatory account of the last four years of Princess Diana's life, by one of her most trusted confidantes.