Diana

Finally, the Complete Story

By: Sarah Bradford

Narrated by: Katherine Kellgren

From The New York Times-bestselling author of America's Queen and Elizabeth- the definitive biography of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Unabridged CDs - 11 CDs, 14 hours

Critic reviews

The definitive biography. In this authoritative account, Bradford paints a revealing, accurate portrait of a complex woman flawed and adored in equal measure.—Daily Telegraph

Readers will find themselves gripped by this gloriously gossipy account. Bradford is even-handed and unafraid.—Jeremy Lewis, Sunday Times Books of the Year

Diana is Sarah Bradford's excellent and authoritative new biography of the most extraordinary woman in recent history ... Sarah Bradford has set a high standard for the others to follow—Virginia Blackburn, Daily Express

You feel from this book that you know the woman as she probably was, and that is because, perhaps for the first time, a grown-up has written about her—Adam Nicolson, Evening Standard

Bradford has a real grasp of history and the ability to make it spark into new life—Sunday Telegraph

A woman of intelligence and taste ... Bradford is an excellent writer who has produced a balanced and well-researched biography.—Philip Hensher, Spectator

A very sad story. Bradford tells it eloquently, but it's her admirable detachment that leaves one pitying all, not one, of the characters involved.—Antonia Fraser, Guardian Books of the Year

Enjoyed the unbiased honest story

What I loved most was that this book has points that are truly unflattering to the princess but they are none the less a part of her life. I enjoyed this book

excellent narration, average biography

I might consider listening to the late Katherine Kellgren narrate a grocery list, so I plugged away at this even though it didn't get good, in my opinion, until the end, the last year of Diana's life, when perhaps my own knowledge of what to come lent the biography some intensity. It just wasn't well planned out as biographies go, and Diana's life was indeed somewhat depressing and not always very admirable. I will never understand why she didn't wear her seatbelt...

Personality disorderr

Sad recounting of a sad person. Exceptionally beautiful physically but exceptionally troubled emotionally. Used by the royals to produce an heir and a spare and discarded. Betrayed and betraying. Well written, Satisfying as an account of a wretched soul

thorough, well written

Most thorough account of Diana's life I've ever heard/read. Very good narrator also. I completely enjoyed this book.

A dignified historical account of the Princess.

This book seems to because full and true biography of an amazing woman straddling her role in an antiquated system and herself, her roles in a traditional society and as a catalyst for great humanitarian effects in the modern world.