"When Sarah Ferguson first surfaced as the woman Prince Andrew would marry, she was celebrated as a breath of fresh air inside Buckingham Palace. She was young and beautiful, but most of all she was her own person, unafraid to speak her mind. As Sarah would soon discover, she was a natural person in a world where spontaneity is hidden, a candid person in a setting where truth could be hard to find. In the end, she was ground down. Her marriage ended - undermined by a ruthless tabloid press and others."

Going into the bio/memoir virtual bookbox by Firegirl.

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Sent to elizardbreath

Received...thank you! And thanks for the bookmark!

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Wasn't chosen from the box. Releasing into karenzero's biography bookbox.

Took from KarenZero's memoir book box and found the cutest book mark too! What a special surprise hope it was intentional.

I love memoirs but don't read alot of the celeb variety. This one was well worth the read. Stellar literature it isn't but it is a fun look behind the "castle" walls. A very frank account of a troubled time and a troubled person, a bit of a coming of age story really. I don't think she is fully there yet but the book shows at lot of introspection and growth so good on her I hope she is finding her life a bit easier and more balanced now.

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Released on the benched outside Rubio's and Subway